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AK Ammo Money
Last year I sold off my AK ammo and a coupla mags to Red for $225....I got the $$$ and was watching a spoons auction and what I thought was a Browning Citori shotgun came up so I bid it $230 and won the lot...well it wasn't a shotgun but a set of Citori barrels that were NIB...I thought what the fk did I do????? Will I ever get my money outa them...so I put them in the corner for a few months...procrastanting on putting them up for sale...well this week I said I gotta do something with them so I put them up on Gunbroker for $250 no reserve...the first day they went to $305 with now 4 plus days to go...so I am currently looking at a 20% return on my money...not bad for a fk up on my part...Now if it only had a few more zeros in back of it...
BTW Mother say big whooop de doooo...you just bought yourself a coupla buffets at the Belagio....I says..."Every bite O that crab will taste sweet... 
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Good outcome. Any chance of a pic of the Citori barrels.
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The ammo has gone up too!
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My Citori has replaceable choke tubes. That must be an older style. Mine is about 20 years old.
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Closing Price $345.00. Not a bad return on a small investment.
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Good deal. Next time we do lunch in Vegas I know who is leaving the tip!
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What I gave U a ten spot for half of $18.44 lunch tab...That means I left a 78 cent tip....Mother says "Such big spenders.. you all must be millionaires."
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