Marlin 60 pawn shop

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Marlin 60 pawn shop

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:biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

Went to the pawn shop today and bought the Marlin mod 60. Can't pick it up for 5 days what a crock.
Palm Beach County I hate it. Okeechobee County is like it should be Pass the Background pay the man and go
to the range. well it was $99.00. out the door $109.94. It is a 1985 17 shot tube feed Good shape. Will send
pictures when I pick it up. It may be a few day's because I think I will do some before and after shots.
I always get excited when I acquire a new gun to clean and work on.
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Buckhead wrote::biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

Went to the pawn shop today and bought the Marlin mod 60. Can't pick it up for 5 days what a crock.
Palm Beach County I hate it. Okeechobee County is like it should be Pass the Background pay the man and go
to the range. well it was $99.00. out the door $109.94. It is a 1985 17 shot tube feed Good shape. Will send
pictures when I pick it up. It may be a few day's because I think I will do some before and after shots.
I always get excited when I acquire a new gun to clean and work on.

Sweet!!! Looking forward to the pics.

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:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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:thumbsup: awesome! Can't wait for the pics!

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Those are great little guns! Enjoy. Only problem mine has is the rear sight. I got plans for that... :D
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I hear they are great little shooters. I don't know. I have had mine since 1985 and never even loaded it.
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Longcolt44 wrote:I hear they are great little shooters. I don't know. I have had mine since 1985 and never even loaded it.
You Sir, are due a trip to the range... :shock:
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Longcolt44 wrote:I hear they are great little shooters. I don't know. I have had mine since 1985 and never even loaded it.

you ought to do something about that.
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I still have three .22 to range test, I will get to it one of these days.
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