My Son's Christmas Gift

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My Son's Christmas Gift

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my son finished his eagle scout rank in august, and for Christmas we surprised him with this boy scout 75th anniversary commemorative model 94/22 that has exceptional wood:

Winchester Boy Scout Commemorative Model 9422
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Winchester Boy Scout Commemorative Model 9422
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Winchester Boy Scout Commemorative Model 9422
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Winchester Boy Scout Commemorative Model 9422
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Winchester Boy Scout Commemorative Model 9422
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Wonderful! :D
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That is awesome. I have seen quite a few commemoratives and that is the most beautiful one I have yet seen.
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Am I too old to be adopted? :D :D What a wonderful gift.
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Beautiful rifle, doc. Your son's eyes must have about bugged out when he opened that gift! I know those Boy Scout 9422s are pricey. Is it going to be a shooter for your son or a rifle to display with well earned pride and accomplishment?
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Congratulations ! Nice accomplishment and nice rifle! Both should be cherished. Its almost to pretty to shoot! ALMOST!
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Well done, both to you Sir and to your son. Doug
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mod71alaska wrote:Beautiful rifle, doc. Your son's eyes must have about bugged out when he opened that gift! I know those Boy Scout 9422s are pricey. Is it going to be a shooter for your son or a rifle to display with well earned pride and accomplishment?
I'll be putting it on the wall - I'd rather maintain it's current never-shot status, but it's so very beautiful. I'm going to be looking for a nice wallcase, glass and wood (though it'll be difficult to find anything with wood nice enough to match that of this firearm, to be sure!). Keeping the box as well. Will rocket in value, though I doubt I'll be selling it.

(This is hcable's son, the receiver of the aforementioned beautiful firearm)
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Beautiful wood and receiver. Very nice rifle.
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elliottcable wrote:
mod71alaska wrote:Beautiful rifle, doc. Your son's eyes must have about bugged out when he opened that gift! I know those Boy Scout 9422s are pricey. Is it going to be a shooter for your son or a rifle to display with well earned pride and accomplishment?
I'll be putting it on the wall - I'd rather maintain it's current never-shot status, but it's so very beautiful. I'm going to be looking for a nice wallcase, glass and wood (though it'll be difficult to find anything with wood nice enough to match that of this firearm, to be sure!). Keeping the box as well. Will rocket in value, though I doubt I'll be selling it.

(This is hcable's son, the receiver of the aforementioned beautiful firearm)
elliottcable - congratulations on earning your Eagle Scout. My son is a Webelos I cub scout, having started as a Wolf a couple years ago. His hope is to go into Boy Scouts and earn his Eagle as well. :D
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Post by FWiedner »

Gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous.

Well done!

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Beautiful gun and gesture/gift. Son, you should be proud to have a great Father, and Father, you should be proud to have a great Son!
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Absolutely WONDERFUL!
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jazman wrote:Beautiful gun and gesture/gift. Son, you should be proud to have a great Father, and Father, you should be proud to have a great Son!
we both thank you! and all of you.
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WOW !! JUST WOW!! 8)
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Congratulations sir...on a fine son & have made a most appropriate gift for his accomplishment. I am stunned, simply stunned.

The rifle is a most appropriate gift...from a fine father to a fine son. You have my admiration...a gift fitting for the accomplishment. A beautiful rifle for a son who will truly appreciate the sentiment.

As it should be... :wink:

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Very nice rifle, but please be sure to convey my/our congratulations to your son, on his achieving the Gold Standard of the American ethic.
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Chuck 100 yd wrote:WOW !! JUST WOW!! 8)
+1 :D
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Chuck 100 yd wrote:WOW !! JUST WOW!! 8)
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Post by gon2shoot »

Now that there is a purty gun :D
So, how about a picture of the scout too?
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Post by ohwin94_61 »

W :shock: W

AWSOME
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gon2shoot wrote:Now that there is a purty gun :D
So, how about a picture of the scout too?
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Tell us how it groups.
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Post by Ram Hammer »

Job well done to both of you :D :D

Thats one commemorative I'd invest in
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Post by TedH »

Congratulations. What a wonderful gift.
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Post by wm »

That is beauty!

I bet he was proud to get that!

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