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Wayne "Hardbark" McLoughlin is a gifted illustrator and artist with a subversive sense of humor. When not doing "serious" painting, he gets his ya-yas out by satirizing old sporting-goods ads, movie posters, and everything else that decent people hold sacred. And to make it worse, people buy this stuff. Lots of them. Much as I hate to encourage him, you can get the whole dismal story - and prices - at blueloonfinearts.com.
Wayne "Hardbark" McLoughlin is a gifted illustrator and artist with a subversive sense of humor. When not doing "serious" painting, he gets his ya-yas out by satirizing old sporting-goods ads, movie posters, and everything else that decent people hold sacred. And to make it worse, people buy this stuff. Lots of them. Much as I hate to encourage him, you can get the whole dismal story - and prices - at blueloonfinearts.com.
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Photo Gallery Comments (3)
Guess Marlin got the hint, their new guide gun looks a lot like this one. Coincidence?
The first one looks lke my Marlin .35.It was my Papaws and he gave it to my Dad and he gave it to me.
OK. Explain to me why you would buy the Echols when you can buy the Jarrett for less, and it's just as good, and probably more accurate. There is no reason other than to say you have a $12k rifle. It won't do a thing the Jarrett won't. There is nothing better about it. He doesn't even put in the work that Jarrett does. Echols just throws together and tweaks other people's stuff, and charges way more. Jarrett makes everything, and charges way less. Maybe Echols looks grim because he knows he is a massive rip-off artist that charges much more than the other, more talented riflemakers. If it wasn't for insanely rich fools, he would be out of business.
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Guess Marlin got the hint, their new guide gun looks a lot like this one. Coincidence?
The first one looks lke my Marlin .35.It was my Papaws and he gave it to my Dad and he gave it to me.
OK. Explain to me why you would buy the Echols when you can buy the Jarrett for less, and it's just as good, and probably more accurate. There is no reason other than to say you have a $12k rifle. It won't do a thing the Jarrett won't. There is nothing better about it. He doesn't even put in the work that Jarrett does. Echols just throws together and tweaks other people's stuff, and charges way more. Jarrett makes everything, and charges way less. Maybe Echols looks grim because he knows he is a massive rip-off artist that charges much more than the other, more talented riflemakers. If it wasn't for insanely rich fools, he would be out of business.
Post a Comment