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I bought a rifle from a good friend who bought it from a wily old Saskatchewan farmer. Wayne said he never saw so much junk as he saw in that guy's yard. It was like nothing he ever bought ever left the property. Wayne even joked that there might even be an old breaking blow from when the first settlers cut the first furrows for planting. The difference is not in just buying up any old junk, but having a plan or a program when choosing. But not selling stuff is often a fear of being taken advantage of.