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Apr 27, 2011 | 09:17 PM

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cabindoc

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You might want to keep those stock steps and other factory takeoff's lest you decide to trade it in for a newer one in a few years..?

Also, not to get off topic, but it looks like you have stock/premium wheels painted black on the inside? Am I seeing that right?

Apr 27, 2011 | 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Tomahawk

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The steps look nice.

I'm looking for a place to do a holster mount kinda like you did.
One little problem, it's a S&W 460

About $600 for the two grilles and about $1050 for the steps.

As far as the .460 goes, that is not a 'little" problem...I just keep mine in the console.

Apr 27, 2011 | 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by cabindoc

The steps don't interest me that much so if I sell them I can recoup a few dollars back toward the AMPs. The grille I had to cut out to mount the T-REX. The big chrome [=] and the FORD billboard are still good. They hang on my wall until someone needs them. I'd sell them for a mere 75% of what Ford gets for them.

As far as trading in the truck goes, it will probably be my widow trading it in for a coffin only because the cemetary won't let her bury me in it.

They are stock Lariat 18" wheels and it is a drak gray paint.

Apr 27, 2011 | 11:06 PM

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You have great taste in guns and ammo. I shoot the Hornady 200 grain hollow points too. I'll have to take a picture of my 460. How may thing have you set on fire with yours?

Apr 27, 2011 | 11:17 PM

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It's my thread...hijak all you like.

I about set my target on fire here:

Apr 28, 2011 | 06:30 AM

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Great pic, LOL, it truly is a hand cannon.
I really like the look of the solid cylinder on your 460.

The first time I sighted in the scope, it was a bright sunny day. I had an old towel covering my bench rest, and after 3 shots, the towel was shredded, and turning black. It was so bright out, at first, I could not see the flames.

That's when I decided to get the bipod.

Apr 28, 2011 | 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by 2000silverbullet

My drivers side one didn't open one morning from the snow/ice buildup (I don't have any front mudflaps). A swift kick to the step to break the ice up and the step came down no problem. They worked great this winter here in PA, no issues in cold climates (single digits, snow/ice, etc).

Thanks if they work in PA then I have nothing to worry about... lol

Apr 29, 2011 | 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by P.I.T.S.

As far as trading in the truck goes, it will probably be my widow trading it in for a coffin only because the cemetary won't let her bury me in it.

They are stock Lariat 18" wheels and it is a drak gray paint.

Thanx for the answers. O! M! G! Now that has to be the mother of all hand guns. I shot a 50 with my uncle a couple years ago, but didn't have muzzleflash like that. Same Uncle left me with a 45/70 gvt Marlin L/A

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