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Re: MAS36 and AICS/Remington 7.62

#11 Post by meles meles »

mas36 wrote:Beauty as they say is in the eye of the beholder.
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mas36 wrote:Beauty as they say is in the eye of the beholder. Personally I think youre still hurting from the nasty injury inflicted on you by a Mas while holidaying in the USA, and youre jealous that I managed to get one before you.........

:lol:

Personally I think you need to seek advice from one of your colleagues kukkuk

But as you say each to their own :good:
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meles meles wrote:
mas36 wrote:Beauty as they say is in the eye of the beholder.
No, ooman, NO ! We think you'll find beauty is generally found in the eye of the beer holder...

What Badger said :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
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#14 Post by mas36 »

Ahh Badger, so true! How wise you are and I am grateful for the correction.

FYI mate, I constantly receive advice from my colleagues at the asylum, and generally its the same advice I frequently profer to you - "you need to be on drugs". Personally I am self medicating right now on a loverly single malt while I contemplate my next purchase.........
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mas36 wrote:Ahh Badger, so true! How wise you are and I am grateful for the correction.

FYI mate, I constantly receive advice from my colleagues at the asylum, and generally its the same advice I frequently profer to you - "you need to be on drugs". Personally I am self medicating right now on a loverly single malt while I contemplate my next purchase.........


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Single malt hmmm delicious.
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#17 Post by ovenpaa »

The reputation for accuracy is something the MAS36 has always enjoyed, they are well priced and pleasantly quirky as well. Has to be worth a look.

BTW - Talisker here :cheers:
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No, ooman. They are unpleasantly quirky. Especially the trigger and bolt...
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meles meles wrote:No, ooman. They are unpleasantly quirky. Especially the trigger and bolt...


See I get told I'm being negative and even the owners think they're eerrr "quirky" troutslapping

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