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If you had a number he could then ask if any men a died to it in WWI. Had a fellow ask me that question about a .45 Colt. Told him I don't think so, no notches carved int the grip. What do some of these nuts drink or smoke before they come looking at a gun?
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If you had a number he could then ask if any men a died to it in WWI. Had a fellow ask me that question about a .45 Colt. Told him I don't think so, no notches carved int the grip. What do some of these nuts drink or smoke before they come looking at a gun? Old sword once dipped in blood is worth more than one that wasn't. Walther PP 7,65mm that once belonged to member of Death Head unit is worth whole lot more than one carried by policeman or postal clerk. Look, it makes more sense than being pro-life and pro-gun. Now, those two concepts put together are a conundrum yet that is how it is here.
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Do you even own a double shotgun yet Jagermeister? Do you at least have one on layaway so you can brag about it, and then back out of the deal? Could you tell us again how you voted for Trump after you spent several months before the election trashing him and everything he stood for?
A true sign of mental illness is any gun owner who would vote for an Anti-Gunner like Joe Biden.
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....Walther PP 7,65mm that once belonged to member of Death Head unit is worth whole lot more than one carried by....postal clerk. Look, it makes more sense than being pro-life and pro-gun. Now, those two concepts put together are a conundrum yet that is how it is here. Please stay on topic, weird sellers. If you want to break that conundrum of buy high/sell low, fib about your day job.
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Cost of an item sold varies according to the buyer.
I just bought a sporting clays gun for my son. Saw the gun when we were grouped up with a gentleman by chance and bought a gun he was shooting that wasn't even for sale. Neither of us knew what it was worth but I made what I thought was a fair offer. He pointed at my boy and asked "is it for him?" I told him it was indeed and he said he would accept my offer.
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I was looking for a 16ga Brit sxs sidelock with 30" steel barrels and decent walls. I found one at a dealer in the UK. It turns out that the gun was consigned by a Welshman who didn't like Yanks. I offered 25% below the asking price and was told he would only accept a full price offer from an American. I should have walked, but the gun was exactly what I wanted so I swallowed my pride and paid up. Even then it took some convincing by the dealer that I was an "OK chap".
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Probably the ASDA pizza guy.
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Welshman: A Scotchman (sic) with all the generosity squeezed out of 'im.
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Owenjj3, I know a lawyer who worked with the Nature Conservancy for a few years. One of the purposes of the NC is land acquisition with eventual transfer to either federal or state governments for public use and recreation. There were also tax consequences which hindered tax deductions with direct donations or sales below market value to government. In order to get full benefit of the tax laws, the property had to be transferred to a non-profit corporation such as the Nature Conservancy which would then transfer the land to the government. There are sellers who would for either political or philosophical reasons would rather burn and salt their land than allow the "tree huggers" to get hold of it and would refuse to sell to the NC. The lawyer would set up shell corporations for the NC to make the buys on some properties in order to conceal the actual buyer. Gil
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Owenjj3, I know a lawyer who worked with the Nature Conservancy for a few years. One of the purposes of the NC is land acquisition with eventual transfer to either federal or state governments for public use and recreation. There were also tax consequences which hindered tax deductions with direct donations or sales below market value to government. In order to get full benefit of the tax laws, the property had to be transferred to a non-profit corporation such as the Nature Conservancy which would then transfer the land to the government. There are sellers who would for either political or philosophical reasons would rather burn and salt their land than allow the "tree huggers" to get hold of it and would refuse to sell to the NC. The lawyer would set up shell corporations for the NC to make the buys on some properties in order to conceal the actual buyer. Gil Gil, makes perfect sense to me. LOL Although I'd add not just the tree huggers but the government as well.
The world cries out for such: he is needed & needed badly- the man who can carry a message to Garcia
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Probably the ASDA pizza guy.
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Just breaking bollocks. Hahahaha....don't ever stop LR!
The world cries out for such: he is needed & needed badly- the man who can carry a message to Garcia
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