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Vintage Tamiya R/C Special Racing Buggies…

Posted on December 31, 2011 by parisho

I got my Tamiya Sand Scorcher Radio Controlled Racing Buggy for Christmas in 1984. A video of the reissued kit is here- (PS-waterproof modifications entail some silicone sealant and some non-hardening sealant…) If Safari Charlie Gun Lube had been around in 1984, then my suspension and drive shaft universal joints would not have worn near … Continue reading »

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SHOOTERS OF AMERICA

Posted on September 4, 2011 by parisho

I have used Safari Charlie over the past several months and although I haven’t had many clients that decided to travel to Argentina to shoot doves this year, I can give you a report on the rental firearms I maintain for Shooters Of America. These rental guns get very heavy use on a daily basis. … Continue reading »

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Wing Shooting in Argentina

Posted on September 3, 2011 by parisho

“Thank you, Charlie for sending your unique “all in one” gun cleaning and lubricating product. As promised, we began a demanding field test and immediately we were astonished with the results. Upon giving my staff the samples they disassembled, cleaned and lubed each gun. Unlike before, this time for both cleaning and lubricating they used … Continue reading »

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Safari Charlie Gun Lube dot Net

Posted on August 16, 2011 by parisho

Ask anyone, when you are in Iraq, or West Texas, the fine silted dust gets everywhere. Everywhere. Roll up your windows, cover up the A/C intake on your vehicle, and there is still going to be a fine film of sandy dust, everywhere. Lets look at the average firearm- There are places where there must … Continue reading »

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