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01-13-2018, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Rick Losey

i doubt they carried scotch tape in those old canvas coats

I carry a stapler, and Rolodex too. Kinda like a lot of guys I see with three dog collar transmitters, whistles and Lord knows what else.
Or, I'd just put the tape on the shells before I even went out.
If I can't cock both hammers with my thumb while the gun is coming up, then the springs are to stout.

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