Blade Day!

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Well, the shop called and said the "coin guy" dropped off a bunch of stuff and he asked if I could help him out getting it sorted and checked in.

Of course I rushed there being the buzzard I am.

He had brought in around 20 guns, swords, knives, ammo and such.

I came home with a few blades and guns.

Benchmade Axe.....Goodness knows the value on this one.....There two on eBay now at 2K a pop.

Tru-Bal Bowie Axe.....Around $300.00 (they were a PX item in Vietnam)

NIB Brusletto (Norwegian) hunting knife. (that one will go to the G-Grandson)....About $140.00

I also picked up a old .22 single-shot target pistol. No idea who made that one, being researched now.

I got a pretty decent 30s era Crescent Peerless SXS 20 gauge shotgun and a very distressed Remington 1100 too.

 

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This is my latest purchase. Perfect for breaking down slabs of sirloin, etc., etc..
6" Western Beef Skinner. Really useful and forgiving belly on it.

 

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This is my latest purchase. Perfect for breaking down slabs of sirloin, etc., etc..
6" Western Beef Skinner. Really useful and forgiving belly on it.

Good for caping out a bear.

 

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The pistol is German, it bears proof marks from the period between 1891 and 1939.

 

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Sigh, I did what I could with the Remington 1100.

Some dumb shit put it in a Choate tactical stock. The 30" barrel was mashed on the end so I cut it off to 18.75", re-beaded it, and replaced the O-ring. It should run fine.

It will make a good HD shotgun for someone I guess.

At least the Peerless SXS is still in nice shape.