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...So I see classic arms sells mosins by the crate...... :Drool1: I would love to buy a crate of them.. This is going to be a hard addiction to overcome...
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Yes it is :)
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Overcome? :vconfused: :brolleyes: :vconfused:
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Usually the addiction is overcome when the first clump of dirt hits the top of the coffin, that is unless you take the Mosins with you :)
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Usually the addiction is overcome when the first clump of dirt hits the top of the coffin, that is unless you take the Mosins with you :)
Does that mean you are buried in a casket full of cosmolone?


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I am sure they can tailor the color of the embalming fluid to that of cosmoline, in fact I know they can, and we can spray some cosmoline into the box to give you that smell. Will next Tuesday work for you :twisted: ?
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Actually, I overcame my Mosinitus for the most part by converting my first Saiga... :big shock:
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I saw a 1941/49 marked MO rifle today and wanted to buy it really badly!!!! Addiction is indeed the right word. It's just a gorgeous rifle!
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What would you be waiting for?....BUY :twisted:
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laquak wrote:I saw a 1941/49 marked MO rifle today and wanted to buy it really badly!!!! Addiction is indeed the right word. It's just a gorgeous rifle!
You didn't pass up a 1941 Tula MO did you?? :D
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Passing up a Izhevsk MO would be bad enough but passing a 41 Tula and a MO would be a lifetime mistake. :beek:
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You could be buried in a Mosin crate and save someone thousands of dollars. Coffins are expensive.
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Usually the addiction is overcome when the first clump of dirt hits the top of the coffin, that is unless you take the Mosins with you :)
Having a Finn show up on GB would be reason enough to wake back up and get one last bid in. As tired as I am, I can't rest with only 7 Mosins in the rack!
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MN Fan wrote:
Junk Yard Dog wrote:Usually the addiction is overcome when the first clump of dirt hits the top of the coffin, that is unless you take the Mosins with you :)
Having a Finn show up on GB would be reason enough to wake back up and get one last bid in. As tired as I am, I can't rest with only 7 Mosins in the rack!
Just 7???? Someone needs to get busy... :pointleft:
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Mosin crate coffins, good thinking Russell :)
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Mosin crate coffins, good thinking Russell :)
with a light inside & glass top.... In the living room in front of the sofa! :kilgo:
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That would be a conversation piece :)
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Here in Mpls several years back, a punk rock group and their pals placed a corpse in their rehearsal studio and used it as a floor lamp stand. Police were not impressed by their mod skills, and they had to give it back to the family.
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Lol JYD. Return of the living dead eh lol
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