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Posts: 2356 (12/26/08 02:39 PM) Host |
Bob, I got a bottle of Jack too. My brother in law about had a fit though. Here in Kentucky, drinking Jack is about like kissing your cousin. People know it
happens, but we don't talk about it.
 After all, REAL bourbon only comes from Kentucky.
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Posts: 11 (12/26/08 03:30 PM) |
I finally got a copy of McBride's "A Rifleman Went to War"
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Colin |
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Posts: 1813 (12/27/08 12:44 AM) |
Got a copy of the History of the 107th Infantry, USA, by Gerald F. Jacobson. This was my father's regiment in WW I, and I needed to check some things
against his diary and letters home to his Mother which I have transcribed. An excellent book on a little known part of WW I.
RLMbassist: I have McBride's book also, and have taken it to several gun shows to read when things get slow. He sure had an interesting life. I guess he's fortunate to ahve survived WW I. I disagree with him about the accuracy of the Ross rifle: I have a couple of them and they shoot patterns, not groups. |
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Posts: 17 (12/27/08 12:01 PM) |
the wife and kids bought me a pair of Izhevsk M91/59's from 1942 & 1943, a Muelo tactical knife and a Ka-Bar, a Yugo bayonet for my M24/47, and a
pitbull puppy I named Mosin. All in all a great christmas.
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Posts: 1838 (12/27/08 09:24 PM) Veteran member |
Mausers of the world 4th Edition. Now I need to research evevry one of my Mausers and get the details on them. I think I'll attach a tag to each one
giving the details so when I'm gone someone else will know what they have.
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WVchuck |
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Posts: 11587 (12/27/08 09:38 PM) Forum Site Moderator |
Those Muela Knives are very well built and hold a nice, sharp edge!!!
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ThePitbullofLove |
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Posts: 6452 (12/29/08 08:45 PM) Forum Site Moderator |
Nice pup!
Life is the crummiest book I ever read, there isn't a hook; Just a lot of cheap shots, pictures to shock, and characters an amateur would never dream up... |
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Posts: 46 (01/01/09 01:30 PM) |
I'm getting an M1903 Springfield. 1918 receiver, 1942 barrel. It's absolutely gorgeous. It's on layaway at the gun shop and I'm picking it up
this weekend.
I also got the "Starship Troopers" 3 DVD set and the History Channel "Secret Missions of the Civil War" game for the PS3. Now THAT is an old school shooter game! Matt |
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Posts: 508 (01/03/09 12:20 AM) |
Krippp, you done good! Great lookin lil buddy ya got there.
Bryan.....you stay away from yer cousin!!  
Armed Infidel
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Posts: 4 (01/08/09 01:34 PM) |
New guy here...I have been lurking around for a while.
Got a monopod for hunting, some other minor hunting stuff (handwarmers, etc) and a 1900 Model 96 Swedish Mauser. Already had it to the range...it's sweet! My honey saw it at a local small gunshop and got it for me.....God I love that woman! |
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