Back to basics
 

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So which one is back to basics? The 12ga or the tater fork? :D

Nice looking little varmint shooter...

I think the fork could use a little restoration though. Shouldn't affect the collector value if you clean & oil the wood and slap a good Ceracoat job on the metal. :)

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Nah, a little Rustoleum and a few coats of wood polish and the fork would be good as new. Love the shotgun, though.

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That fork's been out in the rain, probably where you last used it. I'm sure glad you don't leave your guns outside. :D

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Back to basics, makes me think of TEOTWAWKI. And I start thinking "HAND TOOLS"! All kinds of hand tools!

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a real man needs at least one of each.

you need to stir the duck cleanings into the garden somehow. ;)

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I finished the refinishing on one of my tools.

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...CIMG1298-1.jpg

http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/...CIMG1297-1.jpg

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I'm still having one heckuva time figuring out what model that pump is.

You sure did a nice job on the wood though. I like it!
What finish did ya use on it?

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1936 Remington 31R

Used Watco Dark Danish Oil

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I'm trying to figure out what the heck ya'll are looking at, I see nothing!

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Bushmaster has some photobucket pics posted of a VERY nice Remington 31 (ah-hah...now I know what it is too! :))

Here's the pic from the first post for ya.