Zebulon said
Ben, Do you have something on this guy? 
  

I have done the shop owner some favors (took several high-end antique pistols to shows in Las Vegas, Tulsa & Reno last year... sold most at prices he never dreamed).  So it's a "quid-pro-quo" thing.... plus, I bring cash...lots of cash.  I've done business at the shop for almost 20 years.  Still, it's been an amazing estate that he is selling.  I don't know who the person was, but they liked good stuff. 

Jim F in CT said

Blue Ridge Parson said
For those of you who have not yet seen it, Pauline Muerrle and Robert Cooper have released a new book on the Winchester 9422 rifle.  It is available on Pauline Muerrle's web site.  Mine arrived today, and it is an excellent resource. Well organized and with great photography.
That seemed reason enough to post a pic of a few of my 9422 rifles.  Enjoy!
 
BRP
  

Can someone give a link to Paulines’ book or website?
  

Here you go…

https://paulinemuerrle.com

Zebulon said
Houston :
Morning "rush hour"  4:30 am - 10:00 a.m.
Noon  "rush hour"  1030 am - 2:30.pm.
Afternoon "rush hour"  3:00pm - midnight
Traffic "hot spots" :  inner and outer loops and all freeways. The central business district. 
beginning and end of jams: from Tomball to Galveston.; from Weimar to High Island.
Best mode of travel:  helicopter. 
  

Bill, two of my children reside in the Woodlands. The last time I visited (last fall), I can attest that the 'beginning and end of jams' is somewhere north of Tomball

Blue Ridge Parson said
For those of you who have not yet seen it, Pauline Muerrle and Robert Cooper have released a new book on the Winchester 9422 rifle.  It is available on Pauline Muerrle's web site.  Mine arrived today, and it is an excellent resource. Well organized and with great photography.
That seemed reason enough to post a pic of a few of my 9422 rifles.  Enjoy!
 
BRP
  

Can someone give a link to Paulines’ book or website?

Looking forward to seeing it but I'm hoping it will follow someone else home. I suspect you'll have some other eye candy that will be equally tempting. 

Mike

Mike

Morning "rush hour"  4:30 am - 10:00 a.m.

Noon  "rush hour"  1030 am - 2:30.pm.

Afternoon "rush hour"  3:00pm - midnight

Traffic "hot spots" :  inner and outer loops and all freeways. The central business district. 

beginning and end of jams: from Tomball to Galveston.; from Weimar to High Island.

Best mode of travel:  helicopter. 

Mike

1. It looks new, so new it may have been restored. I didn't handle it or examine it closely enough to even hazard a guess. 

2. It was scoped with what appeared to be  a Leupold 1" scope in rings on a 2-piece base. Professionally done but still -- it's a B and has been drilled and tapped. 

3. The tag price is $5,000 USD. This seems high but I don't keep up with the Sporting market. 

I know CF gets a premium because it maintains a large bricks & mortar store in a high rent neighborhood. The one in Houston is on Fondren. This Galleria neighborhood is not what it once was, so they may have been able to secure the lot more cheaply than 10 years ago. But they do have an overhead. 

Ben-

Doing great, thanks! Jeremy and I slipped out to the range this morning. I got to see some of his latest plunder and he got to try some of his excellent reloads. Couldn't have asked for a nicer day if a bit overcast. Your ears may have been burning a bit, we are both looking forward to the Cody Show. My itinerary is a bit tight but if I don't dawdle I'll make the BYOB. It's 20+ hours for me and I need my rest stops!

I'd like to shoot one of those Dual Sight guns or at least handle one. Pics are great but a range trip is better!

Mike