Thanks, I understand it was a limited run for Walmart only. When I saw it way back as a newlywed, I had to have one. Actually put it on layaway because we couldn’t afford it at the time! I think it was $229
"He said his wife needed heart surgery and she had no insurance."
There was a guy that sat up it every gun show in and around Houston, back in 80s and 90s. He had the highest prices on the place
Anytime the question was asked, that was this answer.
After seeing him a few times, of her had something I was interested in, it would ask him why? Get his answer and offer him half price, saying he must be desperate to sell.
Didn't take but a few times and he would recognize me.
I made a few buys and trades, after that.
There was a guy that sat up it every gun show in and around Houston, back in 80s and 90s. He had the highest prices on the place
Anytime the question was asked, that was this answer.
After seeing him a few times, of her had something I was interested in, it would ask him why? Get his answer and offer him half price, saying he must be desperate to sell.
Didn't take but a few times and he would recognize me.
I made a few buys and trades, after that.
What happened with that. Guess I missed it
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Well, as long as we're complaining about for sale ads...
Why do people cover the license plates on a car they're selling? I can almost understand (no, I really can't...) why someone would cover a gun serial number. But knowing a serial number can be very important on some guns to a potential buyer.
And then there's the guy that lists "Gun For Sale: $xxx". And nothing else.
When we were looking at houses some of the pictures of places made me want to throw up. Or, they were so out of focus you couldn't tell what you were looking at. If you're trying to sell a $400,000 house, nice pictures of a CLEAN house go a long way to successful marketing. Flush the damn toilet, too...
I'm no pro photographer but I try to take decent pictures and provide a fairly detailed description of anything I'm selling online.
The "...text me for pics" thing irritates the hell outta me, too. So you'd rather send pictures 15 or 20 times instead of just posting them once?
Who am I kidding? Most things these days irritate the hell outta me... Just add these things to the very long list.
Why do people cover the license plates on a car they're selling? I can almost understand (no, I really can't...) why someone would cover a gun serial number. But knowing a serial number can be very important on some guns to a potential buyer.
And then there's the guy that lists "Gun For Sale: $xxx". And nothing else.
When we were looking at houses some of the pictures of places made me want to throw up. Or, they were so out of focus you couldn't tell what you were looking at. If you're trying to sell a $400,000 house, nice pictures of a CLEAN house go a long way to successful marketing. Flush the damn toilet, too...
I'm no pro photographer but I try to take decent pictures and provide a fairly detailed description of anything I'm selling online.
The "...text me for pics" thing irritates the hell outta me, too. So you'd rather send pictures 15 or 20 times instead of just posting them once?
Who am I kidding? Most things these days irritate the hell outta me... Just add these things to the very long list.
Or how about the pictures that look amazing and then you get out there and say what the hell. This place is a dump and it sure ain't what I was looking at in the pictures
That must have been around the time I paid $300 for a new in the box Colt Python.
The group was asked suggestions for a BBQ place in Norman. It eventually devolved into riding to Wellston, going to Tulsa, somebody's brother makes good BBQ near Ada, you hate BBQ if it isn't spicy and black pepper is for girls. It was hilarious. (I've embellished the story to shorten it before anybody wants to point out it's factually incorrect.)
