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If I put those pecans in my tumbler with some of Duke's parts,

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Nope!

He lives 1.5 hrs from me and he takes them to a local place and has them open them and his kids sells the pecan after that.
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he is a little nutty.
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thanks for the pictures CP I don't know about now but 25 years ago when they first used nut shells the shell was worth more than the nut
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Hey guys if you think about it for a minute those nut pickers are as nutty as we cub collectors, we are in the same boat but occupy a different spot. I have a vibrating case cleaner for my rifle casing cleaning when I reload. I wonder how that would work on small parts that need cleaned.
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