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Originally Posted by Frank Cronin
Congrats! How about some pictures?
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Originally Posted by Erick Dorr
Looking forward to seeing the photos.
Erick Dorr
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oh alright
That was my OMG moment
The Winchester, see above post for the worst of it, the internals are surprisingly clean except for a few cobwebs
shell lifter from the Savage 775a 16ga more signs of 30 years in a basement
After a few hours with Ballistol and some 0000 steel wool
Here's the lot L to R: Savage 755a 16ga Super Choke, Savage 720 pre-war 12ga (copy of an Auto-5), the Winchester 61(looking much better), and finally the 1928 Parker Trojan #2 12ga.
they will all be cleaned up and used enough to make up for 30+years they've been unfired, rusting in a basement or the previous 20 years they were in a closet in a beach house. because you know what's good for guns salty air
they say that you shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth does that mean you shouldn't look a gift gun down the bore?
i shoud really stop complaining i've seen people spend more money than I make in a month on guns in worse shape than this