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Arctic US Air Force COLT WOODSMAN ultra rare! 1 HR
Locust Fork
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This one is ending SOON!!!
http://www.GunBroker.com/item/683978097
This will be the "impossible gem" in someone's collection.
http://www.GunBroker.com/item/683978097
This will be the "impossible gem" in someone's collection.
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Wonder if the new owner is going to shoot it or leve it in the safe?
I've got a few things I'd like to have that would be safe queens if I got them. I kind of want to tuck a Python away, but I want one of them that I can actually shoot without taking a ding on it's value. The wartime 1911's are a must have at some time in my life. We have one pretty cool one that was Larry's grandfather's gun. He actually shot the Cullman County Sherriff with it....Larry's aunt said "Papa was a scoundrel" when she sold it to me.
I would bet a dollar that some supply sargent stole that gun or some officer did.
Beautiful Colt, but it is missing the wear and tear one associates with a beloved shooter.
Wonder if the new owner is going to shoot it or leve it in the safe?
If a certain bid is successful, it will be tested.
Brad Steele
Well....if you get it you have to record yourself shooting it so I can share it.
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Well....if you get it you have to record yourself shooting it so I can share it.
Will do, Kasey.
I'll take it out with the two pre-war elephant ear Match Target Woodsmen, and see if we can get a Colt Collector purist to cry in his soup.
Brad Steele
serf
http://www.chuckhawks.com/firearms_cold_weather.htm
Yet few are capable of retaining their viscosity when exposed to sub-zero temperatures. In the freezing weather, lubricants begin to bind and set, becoming gummy. As the mercury continues to fall, some lubricants can even begin to freeze, rendering them almost as hard as epoxy. In fact, one of the only gun lubricants currently available for extreme cold conditions is a blended vegetable and synthetic based, biodegradable product from United Bio Lube called "Bio Arctic," which has been tested by the army to function at temperatures below -50 Fahrenheit. Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, "Bio Arctic" is only available wholesale to gun manufacturers and for government procurement, leaving the majority of shooters "in the cold."
But the coldest I have every been in the field was an air temp of -65F.
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