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Shilen Swap Meet!!
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Remember the swap meet this Sat. Weather is forecast to be great. I just got a list of surplus and not picked up barrels. About 350 from $50-$135. No seconds. Some are prethreaded and chambered for Mauser, Remington, and Savage.
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BTT... you guys are missing out if you can't go...


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Had a great time! Attendance was down as a lot of the guys went to Phoenix for the last week and a half and were worn out.Some of the guys were doing last minute work at their deer hunting properties.
David Christman gave a good demo talk on bedding, Jerry Stiller of Stiller Precision Firearms gave a talk on receiver design, and Ed Shilen had a question and answer session on barrel making, break in, and cleaning. The shop was working in the morning and the early tours gave you a look while things were going on. A bunch of barrels went out the door. I almost jumped on the model 54 barreled action in 30-06 for either $350 or $450. I sure liked the Mod 37 Remington and I guess a whole lot of the others, but I have too many projects going now.
We might have it in the spring next year. Your comments would help.
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Spring is better; I might make it from Memphis. Sure miss the kolaches!


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i bought 2 barrels and i wasn't even there.... thanks, keith.....


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i bought 2 barrels and i wasn't even there.... thanks, keith.....


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Finally made it to this one. Made half way through the shop tour before I had to get back to work. Next time I will plan better. I did leave with two barrels and saw some very nice rifles.
Thanks for a good time.


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It was a great day to spend in Ennis. Weather was perfect and the tour was really nice to experience.
Butch it was great to see you again. I can't imagine why a fella would EVER want his wife around a place where she could get an idea on what some of this stuff actually costs, but to each his own.
Thanks for giving the heads up on this. Now I gotta find a rem action to go with my new barrel. Smiler
 
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Dick and Trouble, Glad you had a good time. Jim, they asked that you return the barrels as you weren't present. Just kidding.
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I had an excellent day as well. Between my bud & I, we picked up five barrels, two rifles, and a rather large bunch of miscelaneous items. Those $50 stainless blanks were mighty hard to put down. It's great to go broke saving money!
There was certainly no shortage of BR type eye candy, either. Had a good time, and am looking forward to putting this loot to good use. Nice to have met you Butch,............Bug.


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