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06-22-2010, 06:07 AM
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A very special A1S! Looks to have been shot a bit judging by the forend "scar" on the bottom of the barrels but very well cared for none the less. A beautiful gun.
I spent a month and a half in the Lawrence General Hospital following my car crash in February of '79. The memories evoked by that picture are not so fond but what the heck - it's old history now. Bruce, of what significance is that picture of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital?
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