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Think T/C's warrenty covers this?

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purdyest lookin canoe paddle i ever seen! great find though too bad it cant tell you how it ended up where it was. :hatsoff:
 
RJLJML said:
purdyest lookin canoe paddle i ever seen!

Canoe paddle or Canoe gun? So that's what the owner gets for hunting those placid canoes. :haha:
 
I got the serial # from 54Mountain, and e-mailed it to my sister-in-law who works for Thompson Center, this is the reply:

"one of the gentlemen here said the gun was probably from around 1975 or thereabouts"

of course, T/C lost alot of their records in the big fire a few years back, so any details are lost, but the memories of people who worked there back then! too bad....
 
Yea I sure wish it could talk, I did run a ramrod down the barrel and it appears to be unloaded (thank God). It would be nice to know how it got there though
 
T C does have a life time warranty! It looks like some of whitetail's guns that I cleaned up for him before he died.
 
It looks great. No joke...maybe you could sell it to a resturaunt or similar joint for ambiance. It certainly has some visual appeal as a relic if nothing else.
TCA
 
The guy that has it wants to keep it hanging over his mantel as a conversation piece, As you said (for ambiance)
 

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