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  • montanajoe
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    :o:o:(
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  • Ricci.Wright
    I bought this Colt in 1981 in Reno. The damn thing wouldn't even run with factory ball out of the box. It took a little work but she came around and became a good shooter. She deserved to be treated better but I forgot where she was and just found her tonight. I drove to the office, tore her completely apart and have her soaking in Evap o Rust. I will fix her.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    so, where was it to get that bad?  
    you gonna list it as, 'Like new Old stock'  ??
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  • bustedknee
    Dropped it in the outhouse hole?
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  • discusdad
    isn't that the one you repossessed from 84Bravo?
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  • Ditch-Runner
     green font // is there some group we can call like peta except for guns ... and report the mistreatment 
      well what ever oil or brown protective coating you applied failed that test 
      one more..  I am sure the glock owners will add in if it was glock you would not  have to deal with the rust 

           post up after shots  when you get it cleaned up / presentable 
    question  are you going  to do some blasting / grinding and  buff it out or clean it up bead blast  and give it a coat of one of the protective color finishes 

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  • BobJudy
    A bit to heavy on that water based brown protective coating. I hope the internals look better than the exterior. How long did it take to get that bad? Bob
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  • Henry0Reilly

    A guy asked his not-very-bright brother to hold on to a shotgun for him while he did a year in prison. The fellow had a deer hide that he thought would make a good substitute for a gun case. The hide had been cured with salt.



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  • jimdeere
    I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    discusdad: 31539904356251/comments/31539896488987
    isn't that the one you repossessed from 84Bravo?

    Uh...........................................No.

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  • hillbille
    did you find that taped to the inside wheelwell of the new van???????????

      a wire wheel on grinder and a dremel and you should be good to go......
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  • Junkballer
    Looking at the bright-side it looks like the grips held up pretty good ..... :)
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    For sale soon. 😉

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  • clays
    If it wasn't before, it will certainly make a good tackle box gun.
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  • Butchdog2
    That would make a nice brushed stainless candidate. I am sure there are some fake high dollar brushed ones out there now.
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  • He Dog
    That looks like a job for Superm, uh Forgemonkey!
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  • redneckandy
    You just made John Moses Browning cry.
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Made a lot of us cry.

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  • Old-Colts
    NOTE TO SELF; don't buy any guns from Ricci.Wright!!!!!  :o
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  • Sam06
    Thats bad Ricci.

    Was it a Nickel gun?
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  • Locust Fork
    We had a guy bring a gun that looked like that to our store one time......he said it was his "Sea-Doo" gun.    Yep.....there is a guy out there that keeps a gun in his jetski.    
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  • SCOUT5
    Stuff happens.  Somewhere in a box I have an old single shot Stevens 12ga with an open barrel that was sawed off (24 inches, it's legal) for rabbit hunting.   I bought it from a friend a long time ago, broke it down and put it in a box when I moved.  who knows what kind of shape it will be in when I open the box (which ever box it is).
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  • drobs
    Did you leave it out in the garage or shed?
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  • US Military Guy
    I may - or may not - have something like that buried in my back yard.  (It seemed like a good idea at the time.)
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  • bpost
    I don't see the problem.  Oil it up and go shoot it, no worries.
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  • drobs
    I could see doing something like that with Springfield Armory or an Auto Ordnance but not a Colt.

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  • yoshmyster
    Turnbull if you got more money than sense or Robar NP3 treatment on the slide and frame then an overhaul. I suppose you can get creative with cerakote if the pitting's real bad.  
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  • jimdeere
    See, that would never happen to a Glock.
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  • cbxjeff
    List it on the auction side. I'm interested as is.
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  • Ricci.Wright
    It ain't for sale. She will be better than new when I finish and she is staying right where she is. Most of the corrosion ( you never use the word rust when talking about a gun unless it belongs to someone else and you are trying to get a better price :)  is gone and all the internals, which were in good shape, are cleaned and ready for assembly. In the next couple of weeks as time permits I will get her back together and test fire. Then I will decide on the finish. It was a factory satin nickel gun and I may just leave her in the white. Or I might send her to Fords and have her dressed up. No hurry, she has been with me for 40 years.
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