Pistol Sock value

[Coffinmaker]

Well, Fine Frank Finkel make finely fried fries in his Fryer for his Fried Fries Friends.  So I suppose if we can copy Frank Finkel's fine fries in our Fine Fryer and call them Frank Finkels Fine Fries as Cloned, we should be able to Make Sock Clones.  Or not.

Burma Shave

Coffinmaker

[River City John]

I own a pistol sock that has the logo of The Olde Fontenelle Gun Shop screen printed on it. I've had it for several decades, and it's a prized piece of nostalgia to me. They're long out of business, but I have many a memory of fun times being educated in that shop.

As the MasterCard ad goes, it's value to me is: priceless.




RCJ

[Major 2]

"  it's value to me is: priceless. " 

there is the rationale for any of our " unusual or special projects , quirks or collections ...

[Pangaea]

It's comforting to know that all you gents who feel that $ 71.00 is a fool's money, would more than happy to sell any USFA sock you came across for a couple of bucks.   

Hope all those on this site are doing well.

[LonesomePigeon]

 Good point Pangaea. I can see how if one had a complete set except for the sock it would be worth it to get the sock. I think this shows that USFA's are very collectible.

[Galen]

I for one miss USFA!

[Bunk Stagnerg]

Water retention structure!!
I got 2 USFAs (way back when) and all I got was a lousy cardboard box.
Threw away the boxes, still have the USFA Rodeos and shoot them from time to time.
And no they ain't for sale or trade.
Bunk

[yahoody]

Don't laugh.  USFAs supposedly came that way.

I'm laughing.  No, not all of them came out that way no matter what the current rumor is.  Good guns, but not all of them a great guns.