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Originally posted by D Humbarger:
Exquisite workmanship. Surely destined to be a safe queen.

Uhhh, you don't know me. I don't own any safe queens. All get used in the field. Life is too short to hunt with an ugly gun.

Good grief. That is something else.

Mac, if you'd buy me a rifle like that, I'd marry you! :-)

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Originally posted by Biebs:
Mac, if you'd buy me a rifle like that, I'd marry you! :-)

Then you would sell all my rifles!!!

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Originally posted by McKay:

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Originally posted by D Humbarger:
Exquisite workmanship. Surely destined to be a safe queen.

Uhhh, you don't know me. I don't own any safe queens. All get used in the field. Life is too short to hunt with an ugly gun.

If I had that rifle, like a date with Sophia Loren, I would be strutting like John Travota in a disco....

Take the babe hunting everywhere!!!

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Then you would sell all my rifles!!!

Mac

Not the 577...that one's a keeper

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Originally posted by Biebs:

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Then you would sell all my rifles!!!

Mac

Not the 577...that one's a keeper

This is an extremely striking rifle. I really like the takedown aspect. But the wood, the case color, the engraving, etc. There's a lot of beautiful rifles out there, but this is one of the very few I would describe as breath-taking.

Not my style or price range, but I can appreciate when somebody’s concept meets up with someone who can craft steel and wood to create functional art.

My latest shooting diversion allows me to see guys and gals toss beautiful high dollar shotguns in the rack on a UTV and bounce all hill & dale to kill clay targets. Even beautiful guns deserve to be used.

Hopefully the lady likes her new gun and they get out to make a few memories together.