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Ron LaClair

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I like stuff that looks old and worn out (like me) :grin: Here's a Haversack and shooting bag that I just got from Jack Hubbard http://s93758715.onlinehome.us/eclg/index.shtml

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At this stage of my life (70) I ain't got time to age naturally any new stuff that I get. :shake:

I've aged some stuff myself...got a pail of walnuts n hulls for dyein and my stone driveway comes in handy for distressin wood or leather. Call me crazy :youcrazy: but I don't like some stuff to look new
 
I'm with you, and at 74, figure I've either got the time to age it myself, or someone will inherit a nice new-looking bag..Hank
 
Whoo wee! Am I relieved .. fer a minute when I seen that title, I wuz thinkin you were talkin about me tradin in my old gurlfriend fer a new one! :redface: Why shucks, I barely got this one trained after thirty yar or so! :hmm: :thumbsup:

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NWTF Longhunter said:
At this stage of my life (70) I ain't got time to age naturally any new stuff that I get. :shake:

I've aged some stuff myself...got a pail of walnuts n hulls for dyein and my stone driveway comes in handy for distressin wood or leather. Call me crazy :youcrazy: but I don't like some stuff to look new
Longhunter,
I concur, I don't like "new" stuff either. I recently bought a sword bayonet fer my Enfield, nice and shiney, I took a rust solution to it and now it looks good.My girlfriend couldn't believe I "ruined that beautiful sword" Like the ole sayin' goes. If I have to explain, you wouldn't understand.Nice bags by the way
 
Gee Ron to see you at Denton hill i would not think your that old of geezer but heck you still can shoot, Art :rotf:
 
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