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| The least expensive firearm on this table went for $45. The most expensive was a Mauser G98/40 which went north of $1100. |
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| Prices are back to where they were at the end of the Bush II years. Single-shot shotguns were $50 each. The cheapest Ithaca 37 went for $300 (no, I did not buy one). Marlin 60s went for $175 and most military, bolt action rifles went for about $200. |
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| They had ammo |
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| They added more after I took this photo. |
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| Belladonna named her dog "Hercules". Now she is guarded by the team of Hercules & Hercules. Really, the last thing I need is another caliber to reload. This is my first 16 gauge. At least the wood is pretty enough to keep it as a wall hanger even if it never fires a shot. |
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| If I scoot this band cut from a bicycle inner tube forward a little bit, I can claim it has an ebony (colored) cap on the forearm. |
Dang! I'd have liked that sale.
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