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Offline Quiet Burp

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« on: April 26, 2003, 04:18:11 PM »
Well, I've gone a bit cool on my sixgun project. The new handgun B.S. is lookin like way too much grief! BUT never mind, I've just scored a Browning B92 in .357. It needed a bit of a clean up but there was a nice bit of walnut under that crappy (to me) polyurethane. Now I've got to get me a clear plastic bag to put it in... to protect it from the guys drooling on it when I take it to the range!
Ya'll take it easy, hear!

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« Reply #1 on: April 26, 2003, 11:56:09 PM »
They are a pretty gun but I'm only using my imagination as to how it might look without the urathane finish. Do you have a way to post a picture of it now that youve stripped the finish off?  I'd sure like to see it!  

I'm really sorry to hear about the pistol problems your having and I don't want to sound like I'm "finger pointing" but the only way you folks are going to get things turned around is for YOU, personally, to get activly involved. I hope ya warm to the pistol idea again soon, if I can't have one, I sure would like one of my friend to.  :grin:
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« Reply #2 on: April 27, 2003, 02:59:46 PM »
Butler, thanks for your reply. Now that I re-read my post, I can see that it could be interpreted to sound more negative than I intended especialy the "never mind" bit! It does'nt mean that we have given up, but we are a bit like the non-military component of the action at Wounded Knee, if you get my drift. Johnnie is holding all the aces and he knows it. As a member of the Sporting Shooters Association, we have been trying to argue for some common sense... but it aint easy.Each time the government tightens up gun laws, they are given accolades in the press and their popularity soars. The bottom line is that the majority of the public is at best indiferent to the issue of gun ownership, and the antics of the red-necks are making them even more "anti-gun"   Anyway, getting away from that depressing stuff,I can't send any pics of the Browning, but after about 20 years service it's appearance was pretty sad. I know that polyurethane sometimes covers up crap wood, but, thankfully, not in this case. I finished it with "Tru oil" and left a few dings to maintain it's character. The metal finish is still quite good and although the length of pull is too short for me, I have'nt got the heart to alter the butt. It's a shame they stopped making them.
Ya'll take it easy, hear!