Xmas cheer firearms
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- Sidro
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Xmas cheer firearms
Well its that time of year to spread xmas cheer and for new fireams. Hoping my wife will like her new Ruger SP101 in .357mag and the "A" model IMI Uzi 9mm I picked up to play with. Oh yeah, did pick up a Magnum Research BFR in .450 Marlin for me to play with. I love this time of year when I can buy guns without the wife saying anything about it.

- Tamie
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Re: Xmas cheer firearms
It's the most GUNderful time of the year.
- RockingRook
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Re: Xmas cheer firearms
Sidro wrote:Well its that time of year to spread xmas cheer and for new fireams. Hoping my wife will like her new Ruger SP101 in .357mag and the "A" model IMI Uzi 9mm I picked up to play with. Oh yeah, did pick up a Magnum Research BFR in .450 Marlin for me to play with. I love this time of year when I can buy guns without the wife saying anything about it.
said "You bought aaaanother gun?" It was stainless and the only carry gun I had was a black Beretta 9MM sub compact so she noticed. So, when I went out and bought
my Ruger SR9c in stainless that one got by and was not noticed and recently my new Sig 239 .40 in black also got by. So, she now thinks I have 2 handguns, 1 black and 1 stainless.
Did the same with rifles when I was hunting. All my rifles are Black, all 9 of them. She thought I had only one until one day I left my gun case open.
I think that she really does not care how many guns I have or when I buy them as long as I do not dig into the "kid's inheritance." What she does not know is that if they
do not want to inherit guns then they will not get too much. I figure I am going on 70 and what I get for toys I deserve!!
Chuck
Born in Brooklyn, NY joined AF in '65 as a 2nd Lt. Went through Naval EOD School in 67. Spent
the next 8 years in and around South East Asia. I was stationed in Texas in '84. Retired from the AF in '85.
Remained in Texas, raised my 2 kids and here I stayed. I hope it Rains!!
the next 8 years in and around South East Asia. I was stationed in Texas in '84. Retired from the AF in '85.
Remained in Texas, raised my 2 kids and here I stayed. I hope it Rains!!
- Lambda Force
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Re: Xmas cheer firearms
Go for it. Unless you're like Tony Randall and still having kids in your 70s.RockingRook wrote:I figure I am going on 70 and what I get for toys I deserve!!
Chuck
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- 74novaman
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Re: Xmas cheer firearms
No guns for me this Xmas, though I am getting a new edc knife and some cash..which will be put towards my AR build 
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Re: Xmas cheer firearms
Now THAT'S a revolverSidro wrote: Oh yeah, did pick up a Magnum Research BFR in .450 Marlin for me to play with