Just what I've always wanted: a tricked-out 742!

http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=7206217

I'm not sure, but the engraving may be some of Roger Kehr's work. Definately the work of a master (particularly the smiling deer.)

Awe heck! The initials aren't the same as mine!

WHEW!!

thank god those aren't my intials.. but close

jeffe

That is one happy deer.

Damn, only off by the middle intial, besides I always have liked a smilin pussy

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Originally posted by tomk:
That is one happy deer.

I thought it was a jackalope and a housecat! I guess I need to go back to art appreciation class.

J.R.S. . Sundra?????

The voices in my head, the voices in my head, they made me........

If you are buying engraving by the pound, this rifle looks like a pretty good deal.

Belaw,

I can only aspire to attain that level of engraving skill...

Someday this rifle will be priceless, and it will be exhibited as one of the finest (and only) examples of late 20th century folk art....

I love early 19th century folk art, but I'll have to age another century before I appreciate this.

On the other hand, you really can't hurt a rifle like this - even with a sledge hammer and cold chisel.

Brent

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even with a sledge hammer and cold chisel.

I sorta thought somebody aready tried that avenue.

Scrollcutter, you need to consider vaudeville if you ever get tired of guns.

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Scrollcutter, you need to consider vaudeville if you ever get tired of guns.

Can't sing, can't dance and I'm to fat to fly.

You don't like happy animals? The grin on the lion (?) is as bad as the deer's.

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Can't sing, can't dance and I'm to fat to fly.

Maybe, but you do have a decent delivery now and again.

You could always tell people that "JRS" actually stands for ........

Just Remember to Squeeze

Wow!! A perfect description for "lots of money and no taste". Everymans junk is one mans treasure! Hunting with that would be like riding a moped, it's only fun until you're friends see you!

I think that is the equivelant of a Riced out Honda Civic.

Well yall been wondering what you would do with out the Mod 70 Here it is. More accurate, more reliable and better Looking ( That not saying much.

Dr B

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Originally posted by Scrollcutter:
If you are buying engraving by the pound, this rifle looks like a pretty good deal.

Belaw,

I can only aspire to attain that level of engraving skill...

Roger,
come on, you can tell.. you did this one.. when you were 12, right?

jeffe

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Originally posted by tomk:
That is one happy deer.

Could it be he knows he's being hunted by a Remington autoloader?

man, that just hurts the eyes....