Luckyforward

Agreed; venting to the outside would be best if your only task is repairing drywall. Sorry for all your aggravation!

Anyone, anytime, anywhere EXCEPT Georgia . . .

The Savage is actually shootable; have tried to sell it but few care for the caliber in a lever action. Shadow box idea is a good one!

Thank you for this thread; I am also 67 and am thinking about what to do with too many guns. On a different note, could someone offer feedback on a different issue. I have an LC Smith Field grade 16 ga. double barrel. It was my grandfather's, and then my father's, and now mine. I had it checked out by a gunsmith a few years ago and he said it was no longer safe to shoot. Barrels have thinned out over time and shot. What do I do with it? I can't shoot it, and it sits in the safe. Same thing with my grandfather's .300 Savage. Any suggestions would humbly be appreciated.

Makes me sad. May his family be blessed.

https://volswire.usatoday.com/gallery/vols-football-clemson-tigers-orange-bowl-highlights/

Luckily there wasn't a run on George Dickel at Total Wine . . .

https://www.wate.com/investigations/knoxville-woman-out-1000-after-safe-store-closes-abruptly/

Dang - how did you see the my wife's Christmas gift I so carefully wrapped?

Dyin' laughing on this one . . .

Hey Friends - just honestly expressing how sorry I am for all of you that lost out in this. I was not burned in a situation like this but one where someone was selling a boat on consignment for me. Never saw the boat again and even after having him prosecuted and signing a repayment agreement, I got back about $500 of the $3000 owed me. I guess we all live and learn . . . Best of everything to you, sincerely!

My 1960 Willys Jeep . . .