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General Categories => Newsworthy => Topic started by: rluening on April 02, 2010, 02:44:27 PM
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... and you are "heavily armed"
http://www.wowt.com/home/headlines/89783977.html
A search of the residence located a Stevens .22/.410 single-shot over and under rifle/shotgun. It measured well under the legal limit, the barrel just over 12 inches and the overall length just under 19 inches.
/rl
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The fact that the owner was already a convicted felon in possession of a firearm would be important to note
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I've been looking for one of those Stevens model 24's in .22LR/20 gauge for a few years now. They're expensive when you can find them.
Here's an example of the one in the story, pre-modification.
(http://www.milesfortis.com/church/images/shotguns/24%20%2022%20410.jpg)
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I have one of those over-unders. It only cost $45.00 new in the box. Really! Bought it in Rawlins, Wyoming.-----in about 1959. Nice dove gun.
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P.S. the one you are showing is way newer than mine. Mine has the barrel selector on the side, not the hammer.
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I have one of those over-unders. It only cost $45.00 new in the box. Really! Bought it in Rawlins, Wyoming.-----in about 1959. Nice dove gun.
You just let me know if you want to double your investment... ;)
;D
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I have one of those over-unders. It only cost $45.00 new in the box. Really! Bought it in Rawlins, Wyoming.-----in about 1959. Nice dove gun.
You just let me know if you want to double your investment... ;)
;D
Not on your sweet little tin type. I got grand kids.
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... and you are "heavily armed"
http://www.wowt.com/home/headlines/89783977.html
A search of the residence located a Stevens .22/.410 single-shot over and under rifle/shotgun. It measured well under the legal limit, the barrel just over 12 inches and the overall length just under 19 inches.
If possession of an antique single shot .22/.410 qualifies as 'heavily-armed' I know some people with an absolute arsenal then.