I won't fall through. But like I said, they are size 12 and the winter boot so are very warm.

 

I dont really have the time, knowledge, or actual want to clean them myself. It would be nice to do it myself. But for now Ill leave to someone experienced and will do it right. Especially considering one has a little surface rust because of hunting in the rain.

My dad and grandfather never have time to show me how. My dad also doesnt take care of his guns because he doesnt feel the need to.

Hopefully Brian will help me/show me how to clean my 12 gauge that was free(brand new) that ive only fired once.

 

Ill clean em up for you

 

for (a) Shirley?

 

Meh, depending how bad the rust is, I always accept ammo as payment

 

I suspect he only has 12 and 20 ga

 

Did a nice little hike today. "raven rock trail" pretty nice view.

 

why the hell would you take your gun to get cleaned elsewhere? it is extremely easy to clean a gun. And it is a very good idea to learn how to do it. My 12 gauge I can completely take apart clean, and put back together. too bad I can barely find any .22LR ammo...

 

Thats your problem.... shooting .22 in a 12 gauge lol

 

hahahaha.

morning guys. I got about an hour and a half of sleep....I'm going to pass out at work...

 

Morning Yawl,

remember most of the time sleep is overrated.

 

Anyone want to go to the Stevenson homecoming football game today?

I have a few extra tickets. Free.

 

Morning ladies. Had a great turn out last night. If anyone knows of anyone looking for yj parts please let me know. We would like to have this thing parted and gone in a week or two.

 

Yes it is. Picked up a couple mountain dew kickstarts. Been running on them. Almost fell asleep while i was cleaning a car. Pretty awake now but i'm most definitely taking a nap when I get home.

 

Ho hum