I know it was wrong, but....

[oncewas]

Oh, you know it. Went to the range for the first time and it was a blast.

 

[Longrifle]

Now you need to go harvest some hogs with that smoke pole!

 

[Whitworth]

I thought you were going to say you killed Clyde

 

[Dillon W.]

Dollars spent on the rifle will be more useful than those wasted by the taxman. Nothing wrong with paying yourself first.

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Bingo

 

[Mark Herman]

You never have enough.

 

[SOLANCO]

Just wait. Some day your addiction will require larger doses of black powder smoke. and then you will have to acquire a CANNON !

Already happened. Twice. Swivel gun and Stokes mortar. And can't stay away from the Hearn website. They m ake a sweet carronade.

 

[SOLANCO]

Bingo

ALWAYS pay yourself first.

 

[APG]

I surely believe that ordering and utilizing such items will keep you out of the mental wards. That being said you should be able to deduct said items on your tax forms as some kind of medical necessity and be tax deductible.

 

[oncewas]

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Ahh, guess you win.

 

[gunnyr]

Yeah I do thanks for pointing that out.

Oncewas, don't worry we've all done it at one time or another, I installed the front sight of my first build, a 45 cal
Kentucky pistol backwards
gunny

 

[oncewas]

Appreciate that. Just turned it around a little earlier. Now I need to take new pictures.

 

[White Oak]

I fear not the tax man. My wife, a totally different story.
Hey, enjoy your purchase. You can't take it with you.

 

[The Crisco Kid]

I think I've made my decision. A Kibler SMR in .45. I just wish he offered it with a single trigger.

I just wish he offered it in a 48" twist. That works better for me than the 72". With that in mind, I'm going to order SMR in 40 cal. Stimulus money of coarse.

 

[deerstalkert]

I surely believe that ordering and utilizing such items will keep you out of the mental wards. That being said you should be able to deduct said items on your tax forms as some kind of medical necessity and be tax deductible.

mental wards yes, orthopedic wards from wife breaking leg's and fingers, No!

 

[appalichian hunter]

One gun, two guns three guns more, I heard of one for sale so out the door, money in hand ambitions high when I get home the wife will sigh, another one dear for what I fear as it only brings delight and high cheer, Not so from her but from me and as I said, never too many guns that I hold dear. As I explained to my love of over 40 years before we were married I am a hunter first, I shall love you my whole natural life, but I have a mistress and she is steel and wood, and she will call me too the wild places in the wilderness.

 

[Cvkotvkse]

I hear ya. I've spent needed money on worse things.

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[toot]

thanks for sharing. that is the best MAN CAVE that I have seen in decades!!!

 

[GriscomRun]

Saw another one here somewhere --- I would love to have an English Sporting Rifle.
Question is where or who. Much prefer to walk in the light than stumble in the dark searching. So I'm hoping for a bit of help. Thanks

 

[Mark Herman]

Don't know if this is what you saw or not.

 

[Wolfman0125]

I wrote a novel about some civil war reenactors going back in time through supernatural means to find themselves in the middle of the civil war. Clad in Union Blue they find themselves captured by Confederates. When their weapons were confiscated the confused captors observed that the chambers and cylinders of their weapons were loaded with black powder and grits, however, no bullets. One Confederate remarked, “Tarnation! This here yankee gun is loaded with hominy grits boys! Were these blue bellies aimin’ to shoot us...or feed us?” This was followed by roars of laughter.