Nice job on the tan/black webbing; don't lay it down in the field and turn your back while distracted, you may have a time finding it again.
don't have pawnshops to stay out of...
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Rick in Oregon
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Re: don't have pawnshops to stay out of...
Don, by the looks of how much excellent field time you're spending with your new Ruger, even if you did have some pawn shops to cruise, you wouldn't have the time to check them out! Prairie dogs, bunnies, oh my! She's broken in now by golly.
Nice job on the tan/black webbing; don't lay it down in the field and turn your back while distracted, you may have a time finding it again.
Nice job on the tan/black webbing; don't lay it down in the field and turn your back while distracted, you may have a time finding it again.
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Rick in Oregon
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Oregon, East of the Cascades - Where Common Sense Still Prevails
Rick in Oregon
NRA Life/OHA/VHA/VVA
Oregon, East of the Cascades - Where Common Sense Still Prevails
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huntsman22
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Re: don't have pawnshops to stay out of...
i agree! it looks great!