Window shopping therapy

[Clark McCombe]

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A mere $630,000.00. Dont forget NY sales tax

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I really liked the feel of the Chapuis. About 5.5 lbs.
I'd like to find this configuration in a Parker:)

[Dean Romig]

$630k for a new (not classic) shotgun is on a par with the ‘run of the mill’ sunglasses I saw in West Palm Beach last week for $910…

I wend down the street to Walmart and bought a nice pair for $14.

A fool and his money are soon parted.





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[Garry L Gordon]

Clark, wait until you do your window shopping at the Southern. You’re in for a treat.

[Clark McCombe]

Garry,
That was exactly my plan!

[James L. Martin]

630K ? Is that a Beretta SO ?

[Clark McCombe]

Yes,
Beretta Gallery in NYC

[Phil Yearout]

$630K; I think that's more than all the money I've ever spent in my life, houses and cars included :)!

[Stan Hillis]

Say it quick and it's not so bad.

A new John Deere roller cotton picker is approaching $1 million now. Cotton drawers and handkerchiefs are going to be so high I'm going to have to go to silk and paper towels. :eek:

[Garry L Gordon]

Well now Stan has me thinking… if I could figure out how to lease a small gauge A1S and take the expense off my taxes…:rotf::rotf::rotf:

[Stan Hillis]

Might be worth checking into, Garry. :corn:

Back when I competed heavily in the NSCA and traveled to big shoots I saw many decked out UTVs and trucks and trailers with a magnetic sign on the door or tailgate indicating the name of a personal business. I asked about the prevalence of this and was told that by simply doing so the shooters could write off every cent of the weekend's expenses as business expense . . . . mileage, hotels, meals, shells, entry fees, etc.