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01-31-2013, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by John Dunkle
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I should bring you up to date on your "soon to be new to you" firearm, though... First - DO NOT DROP IT!! I had a heck of a time finding it in the leaves and undergrowth with the Mossy Oak Camo pattern - it really blends in..!! Also, when shooting ducks this fall - it did have to second as a canoe paddle. She dried right out tho'.. Amazing what those synthetic stocks can take!! I also pretty well straightened out the barrel? Can hardly tell that I used it as an extension to my lug-wrench...
And yep - I know Mossberg 500As are getting tough to find lately - but, your going to have yourself a dandy!!!!
John
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Hey Hey Hey .....Are you guys just trying to drum up interest in this fine old family heirloom and trying to see how much you can git fur it?
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01-31-2013, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Bruce Day
Hey Hey Hey .....Are you guys just trying to drum up interest in this fine old family heirloom and trying to see how much you can git fur it?
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Now - this ole' 500A has been in my family for about 5 years. Frankly, it's almost an antique (or so I told Dean..?? He is rather gullible, I suppose??  )
John
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