What to do with a old scope

[jpx2rk]

Adverjectivoun. Back hills, isolated mountain speak, basically. Think "Deliverance", with a little Banjo music in the background. Appalachia in the 1920's.

I live in E TN, so familiar with Deliverance & banjo music, live at the foothills of the Appalachian mountains but don't put that on us southern folk, ya hear.

 

[mike a]

Raffle it. Im feeling lucky.

 

[Brians356]

Uh, in the last 30 days on Ebay, a 6400 20x sold for $480, and a 16x sold for $356 (both plus shipping). Need I say more?
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[joshb]

I live in E TN, so familiar with Deliverance & banjo music, live at the foothills of the Appalachian mountains but don't put that on us southern folk, ya hear.

Hey y'all! I NEVER said there was anything wrong with it. I always thought it was kinda quaint, and very American. One of my favorite foods is grits! I got Flatt and Scruggs on CD in my 4wheeler. Nothin more betterer than that!

 

[snert]

Yinz got to be multi-lingual. Here in Picksburgh I am re-learning how to speeak. I went fishing at the crick, had a sammich of chipped ham, nearly fell on a slippy rock, had a nebby neighbor come by asking me why I hung out my wersh on Sunday, and heard that the football team here is a bunch of guys named Stillers.

So if I get my adverjectivouns a bit bassackwards, please be understanding.

Now, if the OP would please let me know if he is sending me that scope or fixing it, i wold be happy...being that Josh has derolled this thread twice now.

 

[joshb]

OK! Geez. Just trying to insnert a little humor. I vote that Snert gets the scope. I don't know of anybody that will put it to better use!

 

[Shoebox]

Snert
Get that scope, they auto adjust for coriolis !! May help on the shots out passed 50y