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David in FL
VarmintKong said:
My buddy Bryan left home for Montana almost 20 years ago now. I thought he’d get himself a mountain woman, but he’s still livin’ that bachelor life. Makes it sound as if his hardest decision is whether to take the drift boat or jet boat. I try to live vicariously through him.

He was telling me one of his favorite trips is on the Little Bighorn River called a “cast and blast” trout fishing/duck hunt. Said you’ll be fighting a fish and have to tuck the rod away, so you can pick up your shotgun. Someday I’ll make it up there.

So this isn’t too far off thread; have you ever taken a piss on the continental divide and thought that someday it would end up in the Atlantic and Pacific?

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Cast and blast from a drift boat could be sporty!
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Funny pic/gif thread...

Rusty in Montana
A cast and blast fishing / hunting trip on the Little Big Horn would be difficult at best .
Over the bluff in the Big Horn River it's quite common , I have fished both and favor the big horn over the Little Big Horn .
I've moved from that area but still have friends down in that area I may even know or heard of your friend if he's living around the big horn river .
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Is this really an early Adam? Value?

Chopdoc
dquarasr said:
Knowing that I have a few Adam cues, a youngster at the pool hall asked me about an Adam he has.

It's rough, and needs some TLC. He put tape on the unraveling wrap. He is wondering how much it might be worth. Can anyone tell me:
- Is this truly a very early Adam? (I am dubious on his claim.)
- He says this has mother-of-pearl. Tru dat?
- What would it be worth restored?
- What would it be worth in its present condition?

I like the opposing inlay points.

Thanks, all!
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Mother of pearl?

Well...I have seen many things called that...it's plastic.

I believe that is an A/H-12 Century.

I will look in my catalogs and post a picture or two.

"Very early"?

To me "very early" is brass pointed pin with aluminum shaft inserts, first year production.

Semantics aside, it's a brass pin, so "early" might apply.
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