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foilhat
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Took them all out of the safe today. Some are cheap and I have a few nice ones. All but a few duty guns are just used for fun.
 
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That's a nice collection that has a little bit of everything.


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Great looking family. Smile


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Nice collection.


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Very nice! Smile


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I have the same exact couch, and I mean exact. For a split second there, I thought someone somehow has switched my collection. Whew! Eek Big Grin


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Texas Bob C.
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I`m not knocking any of the others but that`s a nice looking stock on the M44.
 
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Great looking collection you have there.


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I`m not knocking any of the others but that`s a nice looking stock on the M44.


Ditto! The wood looks gorgeous in that pic.

Is that a P225 I see hanging out down by the shotguns?


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I had the same couch until a year ago when we moved. I LOVED that couch!!

We have the matching chair (that looks more like a small couch itself, although Kato (my lab mix) seems to have claimed it as his own. Nice collection too!
 
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I`m not knocking any of the others but that`s a nice looking stock on the M44.


+1 That stock looks superb! Eek
 
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foilhat
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the m44 has a laminated stock that i refinished when i got it. stripped it down and rubbed it with oil.

the pistol next to the shotguns is a P6
 
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