I know what you mean. At 32 I’m starting to slip a bit from where I once was both physically and mentally.
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I know what you mean. At 32 I’m starting to slip a bit from where I once was both physically and mentally.
Comfortably_Numb
The Evil Mike Brooks
try 66 and see how you feel then....
I thought you were 80 or something.
Comfortably_Numb
The Evil Mike Brooks
Nope, just rode hard and never put away, wet or otherwise. All my friends like me....wait, I don't have friends anymore. Well my dogs like me!
I am 4 months away from 80!
hanshi
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Well, I can tell you for certain that at 77 you can't even remember 32!
I can remember 32 clear as a bell but can't remember where I put a screwdriver 30 seconds ago.
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That is the correct rear sight for Carolina guns ordered with them. Crude but effective.
The whole shebang works nicely Smokey. He did a fine job on your Type G. I am 5'8" and might have to stand on an apple box to load her. 
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Those Carolina guns sure have some sexy curves, dang...
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Where could I get info on the paint! Thanks! Good photo.
I tried milk paint on mine but couldn’t get it to stick well. So I did cheat and use acrylic paint. Then oil on top, may have had something to do with the wood
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