Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster

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By:RickB
Date: 11/17/03 16:34

In Response To: Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster (Conley Janssen)

There is or was a Servicemaster in a local gunshop that had a "factory letter" claiming the gun was some kind of prototype, or test mule, or something. It doesn't look unusual, so I guess the letter is all the "proof" there is. I've seen tow others, without letters. I think they both had Bellevue addresses?

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.451 (?) -- SS109 -- 11/6/02 20:54
- Re: .451 (?) -- Conley Janssen -- 11/7/02 07:54
- Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- in .45acp and a .451 conversion than it was to -- 11/7/02 14:29
  - Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- dave marlow -- 11/7/03 16:54
    - Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- Brad -- 11/8/03 20:57
      - have been playing w/detonics for over 20 years -- and can say-conley is totally correct-the idea -- 11/12/03 21:54
    - Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- Conley Janssen -- 11/12/03 13:27
      - Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- JLB -- 11/14/03 20:28
        
        Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- Duval -- 1/23/08 14:49
        
        Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- Ross -- 2/2/08 12:17
      - Re: .451 (?)-it was easier to find a servicemaster -- RickB -- 11/17/03 16:34

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