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Have you been doing your part?

Grapeshot

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Virgnia gun sales set a new record in 2013 according to a recent VSP report.
http://www.nbc12.com/story/24354073/virginia-gun-sales-set-record-in-2013

I have been doing my part since 1989 by buying at least one gun per month. The problem is all of my cabinet drawers (kit. & baths as well as my B.R. furniture) are full and I have no more hardback books to hollow out. I would put some the trunk of my vehicle, but I drive a pick-up truck.

I know that I could sell or give away the entire lot and start over again, but I really don't want to take my dishes, clothes, and bathroom items out of the cardboard boxes - would just have to put them back in boxes again as they were displaced by the guns.

What should I do?.......( I know you believe all of that, but there is some reason gun sales are up) :)
 

FBrinson

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Virgnia gun sales set a new record in 2013 according to a recent VSP report.
http://www.nbc12.com/story/24354073/virginia-gun-sales-set-record-in-2013

I have been doing my part since 1989 by buying at least one gun per month. The problem is all of my cabinet drawers (kit. & baths as well as my B.R. furniture) are full and I have no more hardback books to hollow out. I would put some the trunk of my vehicle, but I drive a pick-up truck.

I know that I could sell or give away the entire lot and start over again, but I really don't want to take my dishes, clothes, and bathroom items out of the cardboard boxes - would just have to put them back in boxes again as they were displaced by the guns.

What should I do?.......( I know you believe all of that, but there is some reason gun sales are up) :)

I didn't buy any guns in October, so I bought two in December.
 

Grapeshot

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You're gonna think this is crazy, and I'm just throwing it out there . . . You could always send any and/or all the collection to . . . well . . . me!

:)
No need to send them. Me already have them.....me likem too....or three time as much. :lol:
 

wrearick

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We purcahsed all 4 of the guns we own (so far) in 2013. Have others on the wish list (20 gauge SA Shotgun, Bug Revolver, etc.) but have to wait for funds to become available. Grapeshot, with the daughter moving out, we have plenty of room so if you need some "temporary storage" space I can help you out. I will even offer to take them out to the range on a regular basis for their exercise and clean them afterwards :banana:
 

JamesCanby

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I've had to do my part in supporting the cause coincident with obtaining all of the different kinds of actions necessary to teaching some of my classes. And, thanks to the uber-kindness of family, Santa even provided the means to feed them when taken to the range. It's unfortunate when watching rounds go down range one contemplates how much that magazine-full just cost...
 

wrearick

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I've had to do my part in supporting the cause coincident with obtaining all of the different kinds of actions necessary to teaching some of my classes. And, thanks to the uber-kindness of family, Santa even provided the means to feed them when taken to the range. It's unfortunate when watching rounds go down range one contemplates how much that magazine-full just cost...

+1
 

skidmark

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I still try to get my one a month, even if it isn't the law anymore...

Thank goodness our incoming Governor believes that it should be the law once more. There were some slackers out there - this ought to light that fire under them.

He promises his law will be "different" from the old one. I'm hoping so. I'm also hoping that we will be able to save up some of our monthly government subsidy dollars to go towards another gun safe. Sounds like Grapeshot, for one, could benefit from that.

stay safe.
 

AtackDuck

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If it's required...

Thank goodness our incoming Governor believes that it should be the law once more. There were some slackers out there - this ought to light that fire under them.

He promises his law will be "different" from the old one. I'm hoping so. I'm also hoping that we will be able to save up some of our monthly government subsidy dollars to go towards another gun safe. Sounds like Grapeshot, for one, could benefit from that.

stay safe.

Maybe we can get gov't subsidies and grants to buy 1 a month! I'm sure Uncle Joe will agree!
 

Grapeshot

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Thank goodness our incoming Governor believes that it should be the law once more. There were some slackers out there - this ought to light that fire under them.

He promises his law will be "different" from the old one. I'm hoping so. I'm also hoping that we will be able to save up some of our monthly government subsidy dollars to go towards another gun safe. Sounds like Grapeshot, for one, could benefit from that.

stay safe.

My gun safe, very safe. Stay quietly where I put it.

Son say when I die, he give me his safe. He good son.
 

va_tazdad

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I will admit, I have fallen behind

on my duty to purchase one gun a month, but I have started this year out with a New Year's resolution to buy one box of ammo per week.

Started today with 3 boxes of Winchester 45 ACP.

Next week, the 40 gets fed!

;>)
 

Grapeshot

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I expect to see some gun porn show up soon from Mr. Grapeshot....
Porn?....Ssssh, don't tell John, but I just happen to have some below the counter.

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Have the original factory box on this Firestar M40; acquired from gun show.


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S & W Pro Shop 1911 w/Peter Nap suggested customized CQC holster set.
 
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skidmark

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What the heck happened to your knife?

Or did some gun store counter jockey convince you it was the latest/greatest tacticool way to bugger up a blade and handle?

Yes, I am a fan of basically tried-and-true designs. There's a reason they are tried-and-true. (And for absolute sharpness there really is nothing better than a knapped obsidian blade. Not that difficult to do once you learn how.)

stay safe.
 
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