Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
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(Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
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Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
Sounds good, thanks for the support.
Sounds good, thanks for the support.
Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
For the international folks, here is your customs numbers, and I THINK this allows you to track until it leaves the US, but I don't think it picks back up once it's in your country.
Scott K - LC61762343US
Nicholas T - LC617623479US
Matt G - LC617623451US
Jason M - LC617623448US
And again, as a reminder, those of you who have the untrimmed guns, here is what to expect.
The guns have the printer supports still attached. The supports are super thin, and can be easily broken off, but I would either go with an xacto knife or manicure scissors. If you break them off, they could break off a piece of the surface of the actual gun with it. Clip the supports, and take some fine grit sandpaper and file down the leftover nubs. The whole process takes me about 30 minutes from start to finish.
I used a fresh xacto blade and I literally go slowly like a saw over each support and they cut right off.
For the international folks, here is your customs numbers, and I THINK this allows you to track until it leaves the US, but I don't think it picks back up once it's in your country.
Scott K - LC61762343US
Nicholas T - LC617623479US
Matt G - LC617623451US
Jason M - LC617623448US
And again, as a reminder, those of you who have the untrimmed guns, here is what to expect.
The guns have the printer supports still attached. The supports are super thin, and can be easily broken off, but I would either go with an xacto knife or manicure scissors. If you break them off, they could break off a piece of the surface of the actual gun with it. Clip the supports, and take some fine grit sandpaper and file down the leftover nubs. The whole process takes me about 30 minutes from start to finish.
I used a fresh xacto blade and I literally go slowly like a saw over each support and they cut right off.
Re: (Corrose) Harvey Dent/Two-Face Revolver / Coin - Anton Chigurh 1958 "Lucky ...
How much for the gun?
How much for the gun?
