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KEEWEE GETS BACK FROM NEW ZEALAND 25 MINUTES PAST MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
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2 Comments:
how sweet :-)
hubba hubba
rhe commandress approves
No boats running then, you'll have to go the long way around. Take coffee, STRONG coffee.
Off-topic, Mr. C, I am getting ready to kit up my first "gizmo-gun". I just found and installed a new lower in my Marlin Camp 45, making it right again and I want to put a reflex sight on it. It's the PERFECT application for a reflex sight, since the weapon is an under-100 yard piece. It is drilled and tapped with two sets of holes atop the upper (currently filled with little plug-screws). I presume that a mount will be available to fix to the upper surface, preferably a Picatinny mount.
I'm not going to spend a lot of $$$ on the reflex sight, but want one with a good experience level to recommend it.
Your recommendation for under $200?
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