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A while back I has some brass badges cast at a local shop, this is the result. Anti-tamper screws in the front, just hope I don't lose the special tool!
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Don't worry, if you lose it; I have one. Where do you park your Rover?
'94 D-90, '59 SII 109 Regular -
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Had "some" cast? Where are the rest and how do I get one? Wyoming is too far for a heist.© 1974 Apis Mellifera. Few rights preserved.Comment
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I had a "pair" cast. They turned out nice. They were about fifty bucks a pop, and needed cleaning and polishing. If there was enough interest I guess I could have more made but that wasn't the purpose of my original post. Anyone looking to get this done themselves, I could run them thru the process. In the meanwhile I'll make sure my 45LC lever gun is loaded and by the door. Ha!Comment
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Nice..., Marlin? (no thread hijack) I think the Brass looks cool. I refinished the original cast aluminum on my SII.'94 D-90, '59 SII 109 RegularComment
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Naw, it's a Puma. Stainless hexagon barrel with brass receiver. Sweetest shooter i have. Now my .444 marlin, that's another story. Named it Kaboom for a reason.
Brass badges have been on almost a year, still holding their polish. But Wyoming/Colorado climate is gentle compared to the Northeast.Comment
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Why brass? The aluminum cast is so perfect.Doug
61 Series II 109 SW
95 RR County LWB
06 Range Rover
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Wyoming, eh? I'm in for one. What part of Wy?1973 Series III 88. "PHYDXO"Comment
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Cheyenne.Comment
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