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Member Section => Down Range Cafe => Topic started by: JohnJacobH on August 17, 2007, 10:43:36 PM
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Really, I have acquired a Rufus Hussey Beanshooter Serial Number 9xxx. The rubber is dry rotted but everything else is untouched
orginal.
So should I attempt to restore it to shooting condition or should I use it as a model to build my own?
http://www.asheboro.com/users/teallen/rufus1.htm
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Really, I have acquired a Rufus Hussey Beanshooter Serial Number 9xxx. The rubber is dry rotted but everything else is untouched
orginal.
So should I attempt to restore it to shooting condition or should I use it as a model to build my own?
http://www.asheboro.com/users/teallen/rufus1.htm
Okay, so Rufus Hussey is an acquired taste. After all, he only made about 16,000 Beanshooters, so the odds someone has an original are slim but larger than none because I got mine.
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Dont do anything to it ,if it has any value you will ruin it. congrats on your find. look it up and enjoy.
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Aren't those covered under the "Any Other Weapons" provision of the 1934 Firearms Act?
Michael B
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Aren't those covered under the "Any Other Weapons" provision of the 1934 Firearms Act?
Michael B
If it is not already, I am sure it will be as soon as the BATmen discover David used something similar to slay Goliath.