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if you have any other ingrams, i'm a deserving kid!!!! grins
That is one hell of a knife and i hope the kid truly appreciates it for what it really is!
he'll probably beat the snot out of it, just like i would have when i was a kid, but that's as good of a life for a working knife as any
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they ain't built to be stuck in a drawer! I beat mine to chit every season and i've yet to be disappointed!
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i might have some bases to offer up depending on action? i could dig through my stuff and find something else once we find out what's needed?
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I have Leupold bases for M7 and 700 SA and LA. I'd be thrilled to contribute them if it turns out to be a remmie.
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Yep, we need some questions answered for sure. I have an RCBS powder measure, possibly some components, and some other things I'm sure I can find. This is the last of my spare powder measures though!
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bottom two are video links...
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The red dot is skookum on a .22 for kids...
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Very very cool Paul!
I have three of my own, 8,10, and 13. The oldest my only daughter.
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they dig it very much... took it off my shotgun and put it on there after they got it for christmas! they like spraying and praying... grins
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thanks, they are 7 and 13..
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I agree that Root chit in the punch bowl as per his usual. I also buy into DClaytons story and have no reservations going that route and mailing goods once we find out the needs.
Once we know the rifle we can sort out goodies. Seems JG has a great scope offered
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Since others are offering gear for dclayton's nephew as well, I'll let you all in on the plans so far. And FWIW, I've talked to him quite a bit via PMs. I wouldn't question his validity for a second. He's going to spend some time with James to determine what caliber, action type etc. he would prefer. I had at first suggested that I could send him a gift cert. for a sporting goods store near him, but he suggested we might put it to the members on the fire, in case someone here has a rifle that might match what James would like. I'll be ready to make the purchase around the beginning of Sept. If any fire members have a rifle they might be willing to sell for this, please let me know.
Just keep in mind I'll be waiting to hear from dclayton on which caliber and action type. My budget will be around $500 to $600 for this. Let's get another young man out in the woods!
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Wow, I�ve been gone for a bit, and a lots been going on. Thanks for all the posts, I�m much obliged for all you guys are doing. I�ll try and answer the various questions that have come up here.
Regarding the important question of bona fides. It�s true that I am new to the Fire, and I�m grateful for the warm welcome I�ve received, even setting aside your generosity to James. I also recognize that it�s only prudent for you all to be cautious and make sure that your generosity isn�t going to line my pockets (or gun safe). I am a little hesitant to put up too much personal data about James� family in such a public forum (I imagine everyone understands, but especially the parents among you). What I thought might make sense is for those who have said they are giving something or are thinking about doing so to PM me�I�ve already been in touch with AlaskanMatt some�and I can tell more about who I am as well as plenty of details about James and his family, and maybe some pics, and answer any questions. Or alternately I can just explain everything to AlaskanMatt, who already knows some more about James & co (and who is making the largest gift), and refer you to him. I hope that seems reasonable to you all, but please let me know if there is something else that you think would be appropriate. If the people who are giving are satisfied that I�m legit (or more to the point, that James is!), maybe they can post something on the thread to that effect.
nsaqam-James� family doesn�t do any reloading, unfortunately.
JGRaider-The Simmons scope you mention is of course a wonderful addition. I will PM you some more details and answer any questions you have.
I will talk to James & his parents and try and come up with a list of the things that would be useful for him.
Again, thanks for everything!
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I for one need no further proof of your or James' legitimacy. If Matt vouches for you that is good enough for me. Not to mention the good vibes I got from you personally. Seems as though I'll have plenty of time to find something to contribute.
Keep us informed.
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Have we gotten any nominations for that sweet SigSauer 522 of FOst's yet?
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After corresponding with clayton via PM's, I'm more than comfy with him and his nominee, for what that's worth. My Simmons is heading for clayton's casa!
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Awaiting gear list of need then I'm gonna burrow through my spare parts bins, find some unused gear or get to shopping for Claytons nephew.
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I know a guy who has another hard case he would donate to the boy. Not an SKB, but a good one nevertheless.
The guy is me, of course. I'd be glad to help again.
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they dig it very much... took it off my shotgun and put it on there after they got it for christmas! they like spraying and praying... grins Nothing bad about spraying and praying done safely. I know when I was a kid the bullseye shooting would get pretty mundane. Then the old man brought out the old watermelon, cabbage and old egg targets. That's a little more entertaining and keeps you interested as a kid. Zombie targets would have been fun too. You gotta keep them interested so you don't loose them to Nintendo.
Keep your powder dry and stay frosty my friends.
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