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A Ruger No. 1A in .250 Savage Nice!
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Went a little crazy this year on buying for me & just now realized it was all centered around or close to my 70th in Sept.
A middle shelf AR, an AR10 & a Benelli M2. Thinking I should slide through Christmas & be happy. But sure have my eye on a 7mm PRC.
It never stops for a loony I guess.
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Most of us are guilty justifying or giving self approval to ourselves of a present around Xmas. My gift to myself this year is a 1970 ish Sako 270 std model. I had a deluxe 30 years ago but had to part with it for financial reasons. The only time in my life. I seen this 270 at a gun show and it had a 24 inch barrel and hardly used. I still have my dies, brass. Let’s hear about your gift to yourself !!!! Alan Yep Sako’s are hard to beat, bought a 50th anniversary model for my 70th birthday last year. I bought a Kimber BGR in 270 to go with a 280 BGR I bought last year for my Christmas present this year.
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A Miroku 24 inch Winchester Model 92 in 44-40, 95% in my book. Been looking for one to match up with my Original Vaquero for the last year. Just an accident because I was shopping for a .410 o/u.
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Just bought a Filson Mackinaw jacket on the classifieds here. Why not? I been good this year.
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New seat covers for my 2000 F350, which still runs great, but has had to too many butts slide inside..... Front seat or back seat? 😳
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5 bricks of Ginex 5.56 small rifle primers from American Reloading, back during the black friday sale. 70 bucks per brick, delivered, was too good to pass up.
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A week or so after veteran’s day I bought a Ruger 1911 in .45 and a Tisas 1911 in 9 mm. Couldn’t decide which caliber in the Springfield 1911 prodigy so went with the two previously mentioned and bought some ammo with the remaining money. I think I’ll call that Christmas gift to myself also.
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Most of us are guilty justifying or giving self approval to ourselves of a present around Xmas. My gift to myself this year is a 1970 ish Sako 270 std model. I had a deluxe 30 years ago but had to part with it for financial reasons. The only time in my life. I seen this 270 at a gun show and it had a 24 inch barrel and hardly used. I still have my dies, brass. Let’s hear about your gift to yourself !!!! Alan Yep Sako’s are hard to beat, bought a 50th anniversary model for my 70th birthday last year. I bought a Kimber BGR in 270 to go with a 280 BGR I bought last year for my Christmas present this year. Hanco congrats! Do you like the 280 over the 270?
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Son hasn’t been home in several years due to my severe illnesses caused by Covid, a 14 month stay in hospitals and nursing home and his work as a special projects team for a large insurance company. Anyway, supposed to come for 4 days after Christmas. He’s bringing me an AR he’s partially put together along with some accessories as a case and multiple magazines. We intend to do the final assembly and fire it. I imagine I will treat myself to some ammo to feed it for Christmas.
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Son hasn’t been home in several years due to my severe illnesses caused by Covid, a 14 month stay in hospitals and nursing home and his work as a special projects team for a large insurance company. Anyway, supposed to come for 4 days after Christmas. He’s bringing me an AR he’s partially put together along with some accessories as a case and multiple magazines. We intend to do the final assembly and fire it. I imagine I will treat myself to some ammo to feed it for Christmas. After 14 months away for medical issues, you’ve earned all the ammo you can shoot. Congrats on your recovery. Merry Christmas.
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I will be 75 next week so I think as a combination Christmas gift and birthday gift to myself I will go to British Columbia moose hunting again in October
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Nothing for me this year. I just spent a bundle on getting our well pumps 100% renewed, with solar panels and a DC solar pump backing up a wind pump along with all the sucker rods and 100% new pipe so it wiped out ALL the money and we have been living hand-to-mouth for about 6 weeks now. (But we have a RELIABLE water source now, so it's worth it to me)
But Christmas is going to be a good dinner and nothing more this year.
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Treated myself to some quality Helly Hansen raingear. Tired of making do with el cheapo crap that I've been suffering with since forever.
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They say the gifts you buy for yourself are the ones you like the most!
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1" carbide ball end mill for cutting thumb rests in homemade knife handles.
There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self. -Ernest Hemingway The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.-- Edward John Phelps
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New seat covers for my 2000 F350, which still runs great, but has had to too many butts slide inside..... Front seat or back seat? 😳
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