Good ole' Gamekeeper.
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Good ole' Gamekeeper.
My, no, our friend Gamekeeper sent me an envelope a few weeks ago.
In it was some felt disc he found at a craft outlet I believe.
Well today I tried them in a 12g and they work great for carrying lubricant in a muzzleloader shot gun.
Thanks Gamekeeper. It was a very kind gesture.
Best wishes friend.
Nath.
In it was some felt disc he found at a craft outlet I believe.
Well today I tried them in a 12g and they work great for carrying lubricant in a muzzleloader shot gun.
Thanks Gamekeeper. It was a very kind gesture.
Best wishes friend.
Nath.
Psalm ch8.
Because I wish I could!
Because I wish I could!
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
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There are some fine friends here, for sure - Good on you, GK ! .
I'm confident that Nath will refrain from shooting you, should you cross paths out there.
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There are some fine friends here, for sure - Good on you, GK ! .
I'm confident that Nath will refrain from shooting you, should you cross paths out there.
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
I'm glad they are of some use, if I find any more I'll grab 'em.....
Nice photos as usual Nath....
Nice photos as usual Nath....
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
Great gift, Gamekeeper is tops.
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
Off topic......The English make some of the world's most durable but ugly military weapons but their double barreled shotguns are unsurpassed in any category...that's a nice looking double Nath!---6
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
It's Italian ( based on an English gun though ).
N.
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
For sure. Maybe we should see if we could do a Purdy “group buy” for members of the forum, providing they gave us a real good deal ... say, under a thousand dollars each. Ever since I visited the Purdy store in London a few years back, I’ve been trying to figure out how to get my hands on a Purdy. The main problem is the $120,000 price tag. I still haven’t figured out how to get around that little problem honestly.
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
Okay, the felt wads I can get or make but what is the yellow lube?
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Re: Good ole' Gamekeeper.
Wonderlube. To be honest I have been making my own but I like the smell of wonderlubeM. M. Wright wrote: ↑Thu May 10, 2018 4:34 pm Okay, the felt wads I can get or make but what is the yellow lube?
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