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Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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What else are you going to fined in the next shed :chuckles:
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Very cool and informative video! :thumbsup:
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I know I had the crate full of old parts rifles out there, but I forgot this was in with them. Back then with no internet it was hard to find parts for these so I put it away. Now in ten minutes on eBay I found everything it needs.
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:I know I had the crate full of old parts rifles out there, but I forgot this was in with them. Back then with no internet it was hard to find parts for these so I put it away. Now in ten minutes on eBay I found everything it needs.
Great! :thumbsup:
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After 27 years I have a stock on the way for my Stevens/Browning 620 ex trench gun ( shield removed for law enforcement use in the 50's) The 620 is another parts gun from the parts gun stash.
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Another well done video. I think all of JYD video's need to have there own sticky at some point, kinda like a video library.
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coondawg wrote:Another well done video. I think all of JYD video's need to have there own sticky at some point, kinda like a video library.
They do, it's the Rockisland1913 channel on youtube :), it has 200 videos, about 170 or so are public.
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