A C Grade without Barrels

[Dean Romig]

What happened to your hip? Didja break it? I never saw you limping... and I know from limping, trust me!

Should I get in line for your guns??

Anyway, keep us posted. I expect pictures... USPS is okay - I know you don't post pictures.

[Bill Murphy]

Nope, no broken hip, a replacement, just an aged and abused body on a journey to complete destruction, part by part, day by day. In reference to your second question, I guess I should ask The Lovely Linda to start preparing a Rolodex of current email addresses because my junk is not going to be sold with an 18 1/2% buyer's premium. At my estate sale, a cased .410 Skeet marked at $7500.00 will sell for $7500.00, no tax, no buyer's premium. Y'all come.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

At my estate sale, a cased .410 Skeet marked at $7500.00 will sell for $7500.00, no tax, no buyer's premium. Y'all come.

You can't pull that Gene Hill stuff on this crowd... We know that the Lovely Linda knows the true value of your "junk"

[C.O.B.]

Bill please pass this on to the Lovely Linda, rlanderson410@msn.com just in case...you know

[Bill Murphy]

Linda is not taking this Anderson guy very seriously. The last Parker she sold him was 95% brown and had a 13" stock broken off at the wrist. She has paid more for a washer and dryer. Her profound statement was, "Do we really need rednecks at your estate sale?". I reminded her that she always liked Rich. She threw up her hands and said, "OK, it's your ?@"&:?@ estate sale. Invite who you want.". Rich, don't worry. You're in.

[Autumn Daze]

Bill, As usual the "Lovely Linda" is right. I easy to not take Rich seriously... This might be a good time to put in for my invitation...

On a serious note...I wish you a complete and speedy recovery.

[C.O.B.]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

At my estate sale, a cased .410 Skeet marked at $7500.00 will sell for $7500.00, no tax, no buyer's premium. Y'all come.

You have my e-mail address and mailing address....NO hurry

[Bill Murphy]

You understand, of course, that you have to be here to read the tag attached to the gun.

[C.O.B.]

Ok, just give me some advance notice so I can put a little gas money away...or we can get a head start and you can just bring it to the Southern or Hausmanns we can avoid the crowds that way

[Bill Murphy]

I'm bringing this thread to the top for the reading pleasure of "Dollar", the owner of the recent South Carolina gun show find, another C Grade two barrel set that started life in South Carolina. I just reread the entire thread and punched the "Thanks" button for all posts that were supportive of my efforts. Kevin has finished the case and we will try to get some pictures of the entire outfit. The provenance of the owner and seller of the gun is astounding, including Civil War anecdotes concerning invading Yankees and home invasions, as well as plantation life in post war years.