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A smiley face? Reminds me of the story about the lady who wanted a tattoo of Elvis on her inner thigh....
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Hey Mr. Rocketman, didn't you notice the smiley face at the end of the sentence ? Ken My Pappy taught me that in the midst of a ruckus, the smiling guy would likely be the most dangerous.
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Nah Mr. Rocketman --- never did a real smileyface BUT, I have engraved a Ballard rifle action with grining frogs and a smiling turtle --- it was a spoof comical scene entitled "The Frogmoor" gun. Ken
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I'd say a Frogmoor trumps a Smileyface.
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Mr. Ken Did it look something like this?? CJ 
The taste of poor quality lingers long after the cheap price is forgotten.........
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Well, I'll be darned if you didn't find the other one I did. Actually, I cut this one for myself as I was building a 38-55 mid-range What Cheer rifle was wanted to try the subject again. Did you have pic. of the flip side ? ken
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Is that turtle considered a "con-sin-ting adult?"
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No, you sent me just this one,...was a couple of years ago
I think it looks really neat,....my wife said she felt sorry for the poor turtle!!
CJ
The taste of poor quality lingers long after the cheap price is forgotten.........
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C. J., here be THE " Frogmoor" I believe!  While I'm at it I think I'll show a record class bear that Mr. Ken engraved for a client.    Ken has WAY to much time on his hands!
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Gentlemens:
Fortunately, this thread is getting way off topic...
I barreled the Martini Frogmoor and had the pleasure of shooting the Ballard in a Schuetzen match. They are both wonderful and whimsical works of art, and tempt me to have a piece so engraved. The Sharps has a picture of Br'er Rabbit gettin thrown into the briar patch on the other side. It is just wonderful!
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