Winchester 1873 Sporting Rifle & S.D. Myres Rifle Scabbard.

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Winchester 1873 Sporting Rifle & S.D. Myres Rifle Scabbard.

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This is how I decided to display the scabbard. Both the rifle and Bisley are 38-40. The sign to the left is just a prop. The rifle is not for sale. :D

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We need to get you to do a walking tour of your museum. There is enough there to keep one occupied for ages. thanks for sharing.
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Very nice. I'd be worried though that someone might fling their arm over the back of the sofa and knock the rifle over.
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That is a great scabbard.
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The stand was custom made with a wide bottom just for that reason. No offence to women. We must be politically correct. :D
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rangerider7 wrote:The stand was custom made with a wide bottom just for that reason. No offence to women. We must be politically correct. :D
Nothin wrong with a "Wide-Bottomed" woman. :) It's a good sign that they can cook!!!
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That is a very fine '73. Thanks for posting that photo of it.
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Modoc ED wrote:
rangerider7 wrote:The stand was custom made with a wide bottom just for that reason. No offence to women. We must be politically correct. :D
Nothin wrong with a "Wide-Bottomed" woman. :) It's a good sign that they can cook!!!
Nope... Just a sure sign they can EAT...
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Modoc ED wrote:Very nice. I'd be worried though that someone might fling their arm over the back of the sofa and knock the rifle over.
I'd turn the sofa round so I could look at that beautiful 73! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Stunning combination!!! :D
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Very nice ! :mrgreen:
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:mrgreen: you have some awfully nice stuff. :mrgreen:
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Yeah, RR7 has some really nice stuff and that's for sure and for certain. Beautiful rifle and Bisley.
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Modoc ED wrote:
rangerider7 wrote:The stand was custom made with a wide bottom just for that reason. No offence to women. We must be politically correct. :D
Nothin wrong with a "Wide-Bottomed" woman. :) It's a good sign that they can cook!!!

Well, it's a sign they can eat anyway! :lol:

Great scabbard and rifle Rangerider! You ain't too far from me up here in Burleson!
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Kevin Keith, Glad to have you aboard. I go through Burleson quite often. :)
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