Posted: 1/2/2011 1:58:41 PM EDT
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I always find something cool at gun shows.
Some lady selling reloading equipment had this on her table. BRM 3 Gun 2009 (NIB)- Dillo. I had to bring this home. 
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Oh man you should've traded her something for it. Paying cash for one doesn't adhere to the code of the Dillo.   
You've got it a little backwards. Acquiring one by any legal and ethical means is fine; it is the selling for profit of one acquired 'for free' that causes an issue with Larueminati. And I have never heard of a 'code of the dillo'. We recognize the POWER of the DILLO that encompasses kind acts one toward another, but there is no codified mantra associated with the the little buggers. ETA: ARFCOM TEAM memberships are right at $2 per month for a year. With your post count, we know you use and love the place; help out by ponying up for a TEAM slot. 
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Quoted: Quoted: Oh man you should've traded her something for it. Paying cash for one doesn't adhere to the code of the Dillo. You've got it a little backwards. Acquiring one by any legal and ethical means is fine; it is the selling for profit of one acquired 'for free' that causes an issue with Larueminati. And I have never heard of a 'code of the dillo'. We recognize the POWER of the DILLO that encompasses kind acts one toward another, but there is no codified mantra associated with the the little buggers. ETA: ARFCOM TEAM memberships are right at $2 per month for a year. With your post count, we know you use and love the place; help out by ponying up for a TEAM slot. pwned! Yes acquiring that which was free is ok by my book. It is the selling part that is wrong. Hope you got it for a good price! |
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Oh man you should've traded her something for it. Paying cash for one doesn't adhere to the code of the Dillo.
You've got it a little backwards. Acquiring one by any legal and ethical means is fine; it is the selling for profit of one acquired 'for free' that causes an issue with Larueminati. And I have never heard of a 'code of the dillo'. We recognize the POWER of the DILLO that encompasses kind acts one toward another, but there is no codified mantra associated with the the little buggers. ETA: ARFCOM TEAM memberships are right at $2 per month for a year. With your post count, we know you use and love the place; help out by ponying up for a TEAM slot. The seller the Dillo was purchased from, do you think they paid for it? I support ARF by visiting the site from a unique IP address, several actually. The site search feature is awful compared to using Google and I'm not hard up for an avatar. This is irrelevant to the convo at hand. |
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Oh man you should've traded her something for it. Paying cash for one doesn't adhere to the code of the Dillo.
You've got it a little backwards. Acquiring one by any legal and ethical means is fine; it is the selling for profit of one acquired 'for free' that causes an issue with Larueminati. And I have never heard of a 'code of the dillo'. We recognize the POWER of the DILLO that encompasses kind acts one toward another, but there is no codified mantra associated with the the little buggers. ETA: ARFCOM TEAM memberships are right at $2 per month for a year. With your post count, we know you use and love the place; help out by ponying up for a TEAM slot. The seller the Dillo was purchased from, do you think they paid for it? I support ARF by visiting the site from a unique IP address, several actually. The site search feature is awful compared to using Google and I'm not hard up for an avatar. This is irrelevant to the convo at hand. Probably not. But then again, at its selling price of $10, I would not consider that to be selling a dillo like that for "profit" when you can easily go to LaRue's website and purchase a new in wrapper Dillo for the same. |
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Blue Ridge Mountain 3-Gun The original owner paid right about $225 for that Dillo as it came in the shooters bag and was the only thing worth keeping, not to mention food, travel, lodging and ammo. Wow. I figured LaRue just handed them out at the competition like they do the shot show dillos. |