
Fed Tax return funds 1st 1911
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sookandy
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Fed Tax return funds 1st 1911
I decided there would be nothing better to do with a Federal Tax return than to buy a new gun. Been wanting a 1911 anyways.


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Re: Fed Tax return funds 1st 1911
Congratulations, no refund for me. 
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sookandy
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Re: Fed Tax return funds 1st 1911
oh great...last time someone said welcome to the club (for Mosin Nagants) I bought 3 more in 2 weeks. Might have to pick up a second job to fund my 1911itis and Mosinitis 
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Re: Fed Tax return funds 1st 1911
Just got my first 1911 last weekend at Ft Worth gun show. Kimber 1911 Crimson Pro Carry II. After the sticker shock of buying that first box of ammo I headed to Cabellas to pick up the .22 LR conversion slide. Now I can shoot all day without breaking the bank.
"The most important rule in a gunfight is: Always win and cheat if necessary."
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Kimber Pro Crimson Carry II .45 ACP
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CHL Instructor
NRA Member
NRA Instructor
TSRA Member
Kimber Pro Crimson Carry II .45 ACP
Glock 22 .40
Bersa .380