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There is a lot of good information, but it is a bit spread out. I have toyed with a book and have actually created an outline. Just need to find the motivation to move forward. Maybe if I did a couple paragraphs each day it wouldn't feel so daunting.It would be great if there was a way to capture all of your knowledge on these.....,,a book or perhaps a website. It would be a huge benefit to preserve the history as well as the weapons
I've got a stunning M1922MII NRA Sales rifle that I will be listing soon. I'll give you first shot at.Stunning family.
I’m still looking for my second.....
And that's fine. I'd just move on to the next one.The org may not accept stipulations on what happens to the items during any future deaccession sale.
I've got a stunning M1922MII NRA Sales rifle that I will be listing soon. I'll give you first shot at.
I’m in for this answer!!Where? Axing for a friend
But, Uncle Art?!?!?!
I will be in 'somewhat' the same situation one day (generic relatively modern arms, nothing with any historical or museum value). I have some 'extended' family (nephews, great nephews) that may enjoy some of them but that might be wishful thinking on my part. I hope I have the presence of mind prior to that day to give what I can and sell the rest to folks that will continue to appreciate them.
So my advice would be gradually get rid of what you are not likely to use any longer and keep as little possible for disposition after you've moved on with as specific instructions as possible in your will.
They cant fit them all in a casket. A shipping container maybe.Careful, he'll probably have that casket booby trapped