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  • Ditch-Runner
    back in the early 1980's I was working construction so always changing jobs . about the same time I was trading about every thing tools, cars, trucks ,guns , no money so trading became a way of always getting something different and also fun ( no not the wife :shock: )
    any way one fellow I traded a lot with came in one day with a Ruger single action 44 mag and a another 44 mag I knew nothing or had ever seen or heard of but seemed like a nice built gun over all it turned out to be a JP SAUER & SOHN 44 single action almost a copy of the Ruger .
    only one I have ever seen
    I ended up trading it a a pawn shop ( owner was a decent fellow and told me about the company who made it .. ) traded for a nice canon film camera set up .. I got bit by the photo bug ;) thanks to a BIL
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  • wiplash
    Did you see what they did to "All" of the parts guns? :o
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  • dfletcher
    Interesting - a chopped up RG revolver sells for more than one all together. :lol:
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  • US Military Guy
    wiplash wrote:
    Did you see what they did to "All" of the parts guns? :o

    If I had to guess, I would imagine that they are buying guns that have been cut by "someone" else before they got them. I note that all have been cut with a bandsaw (instead of a torch or shredder).

    If they cut them before they sell them, they are missing out on their "NFA" items. Who would cut a wood stock before they sell it?

    https://everygunpart.com/nfa-kits/glenfield-model-60-nfa-blued-9568.html ;)
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  • Knifecollector
    I see a Colt Python for $899.
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  • US Military Guy
    I see a Colt Python for $899.

    You would have to be one cold dude to do that to a Python.

    :cry:
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  • US Military Guy
    Part of my collection actually includes demilled US weapons - M1911, M1 carbine, M1 Garand, and M14.

    Anyone know what that is stuck on the end of the M1903 barrel?

    https://everygunpart.com/long-guns-kits/rifles/springfield-1903-bolt-action-blued.html
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  • mrmike08075
    The scarce Springfield civilian sport model target rifle with receiver mounted (right side reverse mount) target head rear peep sight could be equipped with a special muzzle break - as close to identical as the example pictures as one could get...

    A number of strange geometry cylindrical baffled and perforated hose nozzle style bespoke muzzle breaks with almost boutique styling and weird architecture were offered back in the 1900-1935 period - this being the most common...

    Mike
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  • brier-49
    Part of my collection actually includes demilled US weapons - M1911, M1 carbine, M1 Garand, and M14.

    Anyone know what that is stuck on the end of the M1903 barrel?

    https://everygunpart.com/long-guns-kits/rifles/springfield-1903-bolt-action-blued.html
    Shredder for wood bullets
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