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Leroy Beal


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Post  Posted 11 Aug 2009 1:42 pm    
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This thing is huge! I kind of wish they would have left off the label though.


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Steinar Gregertsen


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Post  Posted 11 Aug 2009 3:33 pm    
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Gary Stevenson


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Post  Posted 11 Aug 2009 6:24 pm    
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huh dint the instructions say to take your jack knife and cut the LABEL off. LOL. Oh yah its a child proof cap and you haven't figured out how to line up the arrows yet.Seriously it looks like a real long slide. my red one is much shorter.Its the only one I use and with some string slick it slides just great.Post a new pic when ya get er open.LOL
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Jim Newberry


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Seattle, Upper Left America
Post  Posted 12 Aug 2009 12:21 pm    
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They do say it takes a few hours of playin' to get the coatin' scraped off'n it. Must be the same for the label.

BTW, I swear that "case" is an un-blown-up soda pop bottle...
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