Just wondering.
If You Could Get A New C Drum
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PK.
, Sep 20 2004 10:07 PM
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JimFromFL
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Posted 04 October 2004 - 07:18 PM
So we don't miss it, will there be an e-mail going out to all who replied, or should we be checking the boards on a daily basis, or should we not expect to hear anything for another month?
Just wondering.
Just wondering.
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Posted 04 October 2004 - 08:37 PM
All dissemination of information will be here on the board; no email will be sent, no lists are being kept.
I had hoped the principle party would have posted by now, but expect him to soon.
Keep your eye on the board.
I had hoped the principle party would have posted by now, but expect him to soon.
Keep your eye on the board.
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Posted 04 October 2004 - 10:08 PM
Here is a copy of an email Merle sent me regarding a W/H C drum I almost bought about a year ago:
Considering I quit bidding at $1000 and was planning to spend another $300 plus shipping I would be willing to go more than the $400-500
Realistically the L drums are much more abundant and readily available if I can get double the capacity and buy it way below Klinton AWB ban prices sounds good to me. Let's face most of us will never own a C at any price simply because supplies are drying up. If PK is truly up to something this could be a rare oppurtunity.
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| I will be glad to help you in any way that I can once you buy that drum. I charge 295$ for installing a new spring and giving it a good tune up. I also reinforce all the pusher arms. That includes postage and ins. back to you. All my work is guaranteed and I will make it run with a 28. The 21 at 1000 plus RPMs is a bit more then it wants to keep up with sometimes. When I get it finished it is still not a Colt drum but I am sure you will be happy with it |
Considering I quit bidding at $1000 and was planning to spend another $300 plus shipping I would be willing to go more than the $400-500
Realistically the L drums are much more abundant and readily available if I can get double the capacity and buy it way below Klinton AWB ban prices sounds good to me. Let's face most of us will never own a C at any price simply because supplies are drying up. If PK is truly up to something this could be a rare oppurtunity.
