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    Couple weeks ago, I was offered a near to mint, WW2 M97 Winchester Trenchgun. I had already sold off my entire US martial arms collection and had no intention of starting another one, but this shotgun became available at less than $3,000. I still have a few of my old US guns, but not the extent of what I once had. Not the proclaimed expert I might have been at one time, I have forgotten most all I knew.
    Big Larry


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    Hi Larry
    Nice to see you.
    I don't collect much anymore either. Getting older does that to you.
    But that one would be impossible to pass up.

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    That you Bruce? Long time no hear from. I am into Winchester M1892's M1894's and any old Winchester 22. Big Larry

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    Very Nice. Wish it was mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Larry View Post
    That you Bruce? Long time no hear from. I am into Winchester M1892's M1894's and any old Winchester 22. Big Larry
    Dats me.
    Lately I have been shooting lever actions: Winchester 73 by Winchester (japan) and Uberti. And Marlin 336 from around 1980. It's all guns.

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    My Winchester collection runs from 1899-1960. Some are really sweet. Big Larry

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    Hey Big Larry, welcome back!! Your presence has been missed. See you over on the S&W Forum occasionally, but your wisdom and knowledge has been sorely missed on CSP. Hope you stay for a while.
    "There's a race of men that don't fit in,
    A race that can't stay still;
    So they break the hearts of kith and kin,
    And they roam the world at will." - Robert Service

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    Thanks for coming back. I learned much from you in the old CSP days.
    Phillip McGregor (OFC)
    "I am neither a fire arms nor a ballistics expert, but I was a combat infantry officer in the Great War, and I absolutely know that the bullet from an infantry rifle has to be able to shoot through things." General Douglas MacArthur

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    Thanks guys. I had just decided to sell off all my militaria and go in a different direction. Collected Rugers and Smith and Wessons for a while and then got big into Winchesters.
    That beautiful Trenchgun came my was a couple weeks ago, and for the asking price, I could not turn it down. Thanks, Big Larry

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    Didn't that table use to be sort of Oval ?

    Glad you are Back !!

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