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It's definately different. Be ok to hang on the wall because it is probably one of a kind.
But for 19,500 is a little out of touch with reality.


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I bid 19,500 was in Zim currency Wink
 
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I bid 19,500 was in Zim currency Wink


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I have seen this rifle stock before- it was featured in a new MTV show called "Pimp My Rifle Stock". Zany hipsters secretly snag a friend's rifle and take it to four gay guys in New York who go wild redesigning the rifle, having their hair done and buying shoes for the hunter to go with his new rifle stock. They then surprise the happy hunter at a party that evening with all his hunter friends. As far as I know, only the pilot show was made, and there is no news if OLN will pick it up for a full season.

In fairness to the seller, he did admit that the rifle stock was "left in Africa" for about 50 years.......I understand why!


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P.T. Barnum said, "a sucker is born every minute"

Offer him 200 bucks and use the rest to go hunt yur own ele bull...


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In fairness to the seller, he did admit that the rifle stock was "left in Africa" for about 50 years.......I understand why!


Indian elephants done in Africa with ivory and bamboo inlays? ... On a Plain Jane factory stock from a 1958 M-70. Very amusing. bull
 
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Looks like an Atkinson original.

Except it's not curly maple with a thumbhole and a big rollover. I guess those came later.

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"This is a one of a kind find"
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I have seen this rifle stock before- it was featured in a new MTV show called "Pimp My Rifle Stock". Zany hipsters secretly snag a friend's rifle and take it to four gay guys in New York who go wild redesigning the rifle, having their hair done and buying shoes for the hunter to go with his new rifle stock. They then surprise the happy hunter at a party that evening with all his hunter friends. As far as I know, only the pilot show was made, and there is no news if OLN will pick it up for a full season.

In fairness to the seller, he did admit that the rifle stock was "left in Africa" for about 50 years.......I understand why!
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Contemporary version of a 17th C wheelock. Some of those had a lot of decorative inlay with very plain wood underneath. The animals on this stock are really well done. But of course the price is nutso.
 
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This has to be my favorite part...

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They look like Indian elephants to me. It's a post-war pre-64 stock. I don't think the person writing the description has the faintest idea about guns or hunting.


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Notice there are no bids? Come on guys, there are people that buy a piece of toast that looks like the virgin Mary????????????? bewildered


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That's why there are ZERO BIDS.
 
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In french, a bide is meaning..........a complete failure (in slang)


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It has to be a joke, I can't believe the price is real.
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Undoubtedly from India or Pakistan... Picasso with a pen knife!

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Did I miss something?? I still don't know the caliber. Maybe that is not important given it is a "one of a kind" rifle--No Kidding Roll Eyes

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That will go great with my "Elvis on Velvet" painting.
 
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NO NO you got it all wrong ..try this for fuggin ugly..



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Someone should tell the guy that those are Asian elephants on his "African Engraved" stock



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I didn't know Weatherby ever made model 70 stocks. jumping

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