Cleaning the gun room
I've spent the better part of two days cleaning the gun room.
Wow, over the years I have accumulated a lot of crap. There are leftover parts from guns that were built a long time ago, unidentified cases of ammo, spare barrels, spare parts kits. I'm taking the excess stuff and listing it on gunbroker to find new homes for it.
So far I have only come across one receiver that I can't quite identify. Seems to be for some sort of AK variant. I'll figure it out and if the gun it was purchased was is already built on a different receiver, it will go on gunbroker too.
The gun room looks a lot nicer now. It will be easier to find stuff. As an added bonus, Caleigh is now 11 years old and I can put her to work sorting the boxes and boxes of used brass. Kids are handy like that.
posted by MVTCoPete | 9:18 PM
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I just purchased a Howdah pistol from Caleigh and enjoyed answering her questions. Teach her all you KNOW, doctrine and practical aplication 2Timothy3:16.
Tim Bliss
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