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General discussion => Antique Gun Collecting => Topic started by: hurricane on October 19, 2013, 06:25:27 PM
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I am proud to know Curt and certainly this presentation is exactly what we need to do to promote Kentucky Rifle education and collecting. It is well worth your 30 minutes. Thanks Curt! I hope others will find a way to follow!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gucUV9pCUvE
Hurricane and the Museum Commitee
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Curt, I can't thank you enough for this presentation. I asked my wife to watch
it with me and
she now finally understands that my obsession is only minor league. But seriously,
that was very well done and more of that is needed.
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Excellent!
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VERY interesting, some outstanding rifles. Thank you for bringing this.
dp
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Curt, Thanks for sharing your collection with all of us, and the work you do to promote longrifles. Having that interview on You Tube is also a great way to make it acessable to folks that may be inspired by what you do and spark an interest in them.
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Great video!
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It's great to see Curt's wonderful collection. Hopefully, it will help persuade my bride that I am acrtually conservative in my collecting!
I wish more TV stations were interested in such material. Thanks for posting this.
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Anyone else have educational video to offer. We will put it up.
Hurricane
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Excellent and informative video!!!!
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Excellent in so many ways. As previsously stated more of these need to be done.
The fact that IL makers were still producing MLs in the 20th c may surprise some but it illustrates that the American ML rifle never really passed from use. The hung on even more in parts of Tenn and KY where hunting with MLs and ML beef and turkey matches never completely died out.
Thanks so much for putting this on youtube.
Dan
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Wow! Thanks so much, everyone. I believe that any time we, get an opportunity to promote interest in longrifles, we should jump on it. If it is "outside of the box", that's even better.
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Well done Curt. Your presentation could not have been better. I'm sure the mention of all the small towns got the attention of many people. Thanks, Jack