Custom Omega is done
08-19-2015 | 05:27 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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The fit and feel of the thumbhole stocks are different. I suggest anyone interested in purchasing one, test it first. There's been reports of disappointments and quick sales, from those that purchased prior to handling / shouldering this type of gunstock.
There's less gray area with this design. Shooters seem to either either love them or hate them.
There's less gray area with this design. Shooters seem to either either love them or hate them.
08-19-2015 | 06:42 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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sharpshooter
Is that WD-40 right behind those two big jugs for shining the thumbhole, or cleaning-up all that spent Blackhorn powder?
Between the new gun and 10 lbs of Blackhorn, that's quite a chunk of change spent there. Now don't forget to spend equal-amounts on the household Mrs. now.
Is that WD-40 right behind those two big jugs for shining the thumbhole, or cleaning-up all that spent Blackhorn powder?
Between the new gun and 10 lbs of Blackhorn, that's quite a chunk of change spent there. Now don't forget to spend equal-amounts on the household Mrs. now.
08-19-2015 | 06:52 AM
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sharpshooter
Is that WD-40 right behind those two big jugs for shining the thumbhole, or cleaning-up all that spent Blackhorn powder?
Between the new gun and 10 lbs of Blackhorn, that's quite a chunk of change spent there. Now don't forget to spend equal-amounts on the household Mrs. now.
Is that WD-40 right behind those two big jugs for shining the thumbhole, or cleaning-up all that spent Blackhorn powder?
Between the new gun and 10 lbs of Blackhorn, that's quite a chunk of change spent there. Now don't forget to spend equal-amounts on the household Mrs. now.
for sure
08-19-2015 | 07:47 AM
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