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Percent (30%) restocking fee. Ownership rights (title) to any firearm will not transfer to the buyer until all payments have cleared and an approved background check is in hand. Used firearms are NOT tested. It is recommended that all used firearms be inspected by a qualified professional prior to use. GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONSThese Terms and Conditions constitute a CONTRACT between you, the bidder, and us, the Auctioneer. Do not submit any bids unless you understand and agree to ALL of the terms of this contract.Schur Success Group; Schur Success Realty & Auction; Schur Success Auction & Appraisal; and Schur Success Benefit Auctions shall be known individually and collectively as “Auctioneers”, or “Auction Firm”.All bidders must be 18 years of age or older (21 for handguns), and provide identification as verification upon request. All bidders and others participating in this auction agree that they have read these terms and agree to be bound by and abide by these terms thereby. Bidder and his or her agents and employees agree to assume all risks of damage to person or property. Bidder and his or her agents and employees specifically release and forever indemnify Auctioneer, its employees, agents, and assigns, from any liability and causes of action.All property is sold “as is, where is” without any warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES or REFUSALS. As the highest bidder, you are the buyer and are bound by the terms and conditions of this agreement and sale. The BUYER assumes full responsibility for any item purchased AT THE TIME IT IS SOLD, including the security of the item(s). Though we will do our best to maintain security of the items, there will be no refunds for stolen or missing items once the Auctioneer announces, “sold”.

Real Estate ServicesWe're here to serve YOU! Professional Colorado Licensed Brokers, as well as Auctioneers and Appraisers! Schur Success Realty & Auction, LLC. The Schur Success Team is different. Our goal has never been to have the most listings. Our goal is to establish a relationship with you, work with you and then to sell your property. We take the time to work with you as a buyer, find the properties that best meet your needs, and guide you through the complicated real estate transaction process. First and foremost, we listen - to your needs and wants, and to your concerns and fears. Then the search begins!If you're looking to sell, call us! Though we're based in northern El Paso County, we are experts at ranch, farm, mountain, golf course, vacation, and many other types of Colorado Lifestyle homes. We've sold across the state. Considering a move to Colorado? We don't blame you! Call us first - we can help you sell your place here or elsewhere, and we can help you buy just about anywhere, too. Typically, buyers pay nothing for our services (the sellers usually do), so you'll not only get our personal, professional real estate services, but you'll probably get them for free. Ask us for details and what a "buyer's agent" can do for you here in Colorado.We LOVE the Colorado Rocky Mountain lifestyle! Being close to Denver and Colorado Springs and near Pikes Peak, we have a mix of folks here - native Coloradans and

Wes Worrell is an Auctioneer and Project manager for Schur Success Auction & Appraisal. He is a graduate of Reppert School of Auctioneering, and is a member of the Colorado Auctioneers Association.In 1964, after honorably serving four years as a Machinist Mate in the US Navy, Wes began a career in the survey-engineering industry; a career in which he was continuously employed for forty-eight years. Over the course of that long career Wes rose from an entry level position to that of a registered professional land surveyor.In 1985 Wes entered into the surveying equipment sales phase of his career; one that saw him through to his retirement from the industry in 2011. During this phase of his career, Wes saw the survey equipment industry transition from old style mechanical technology to modern hi-tech electronics such as precision measurement GPS systems and robotic instruments.During all of the sales phase of his career he was a top performer, and at the peak of his career rated one of the top 10 surveying equipment salesmen in the World. During the period between the second quarter of 2005 to the third quarter of 2007, Wes exceeded $1,000,000 in sales - every quarter.His personal passions are the study of the history of World War II, writing short stories, bluegrass guitar playing, and racing. Between 1978 and 1982 Wes owned and drove Outlaw Sprint Cars. He has participated, as an owner / driver in two World of Outlaws events, and has raced at several race tracks around the country. Though no longer an active driver or owner, Wes still follows racing with interest.We believe that Wes, with a long and eclectic catalog of life experiences, is the ideal person to manage the responsibilities of Schur Success for your project - whatever it may be. We also

The Office Sign in to your ScreenRant account We can add yet another member to the cast of The Office spin-off, The Farm, this week and this one may be the most anticipated and celebrated so far. Mike Schur, an executive producer on NBC’s Parks and Recreation, will be reprising his role as Dwight Schrute’s cousin Mose for the spin-off pilot and potential series. Although not an actor by trade, Schur may be best known to fans of The Office for his impeccably quirky portrayal of Dwight’s young beet-farming cousin. Mose has certainly become a memorable character for faithful followers of The Office but Schur admitted he’s more comfortable behind-the-scenes than in them. According to Schur: “(Former Office showrunner/current Farm writer) Paul Lieberstein is mostly the driving force behind keeping Mose alive because he loves torturing me. There was one time where I had a whole real scene with Jim and Pam—it was the night they stayed at the Schrute B&B—and I served them breakfast and I had like six lines…and I was completely unprofessional because I’m not a good actor and just laughed every time." Schur hopes he won’t be the only one laughing as the spin-off is planned to start shooting after The Office finishes its ninth and final season this fall. The rest of Dwight’s zany clan is expected to be introduced to viewers at some point during this season of The Office and if the response to the Schrute family is good, NBC will continue on as planned with development of The Farm. As previously reported, Tom Bower (Die Hard 2), who will play Dwight’s great uncle Heinrich, and Matt Jones, (Breaking Bad) who will play cousin Zeke, also signed on to The Farm. Schur now joins the cast, which includes Thomas Middleditch (The Campaign) as brother Jeb and Majandra Delfino (Roswell) as younger sister Frannie. If The Farm’s tonal quality, style and sense of humor even closely resemble that of The Office, then NBC may have another hit sitcom on its hands. The producers already have a lot to work with and now that Schur is officially onboard, there is certainly the potential for plenty of laughs if The Farm takes off. Source: TV Line

Impressed" by Smith's line readings that they created the role of Phyllis, who became a recurring character throughout the series. Michael's girlfriend Carol was played by Carell's real-life wife. Nancy Carell as Carol Stills and Steve Carell as Michael Scott. NBC Steve Carell's real-life wife, actress Nancy Carell, played Michael's realtor girlfriend, Carol.Carol first appears on the season-two episode, "Office Olympics" and becomes a recurring character until her breakup with Michael on season three's "A Benihana Christmas." Fischer kept Pam's engagement ring. John Krasinski as Jim Halpert. NBC In a 2017 tweet, Fischer revealed that she kept Pam's engagement ring from the season-five proposal scene."While true that I kept the engagement ring Jim gave to Pam, it was a silver prop ring, not worth $5,000, and I do not wear it in real life," Fischer wrote on Twitter. Dwight's cousin Mose is played by writer Michael Schur. Michael Schur as Mose Schrute. NBC Though Schur was a producer and writer on "The Office," he stepped in front of the camera to play Dwight's cousin, Mose, on season six."Playing Mose Schrute was a waking nightmare," Schur told Entertainment Weekly in 2017. My boss, Greg Daniels, forced me to do it as a way to cause me pain. And it was terrible. The first time I did it, I had to grow a real neckbeard."Schur said most of Mose's speaking parts were cut because others on set thought it was "funnier if he doesn't say anything." Much of the cast choked up

Or the stuff that's on and in your property, making us a one-stop shop if you're ready to move. Ask us about selling your real estate at auction. It's not for everyone or every property, but when the right factors are present, auctions are a tremendous way to achieve true market value for your property at an accelerated rate. Selling your home, your land, or your "stuff", we have multiple options designed to fit your needs.The best review is a referral. "Schur Success" is not measured on the volume we sell, but on the recommendations you give to your friends. Respect and praise are earned and we work hard to make that happen.CALL US! We're nice folks, really. We'll answer your questions and give you some ideas. If it looks like we're the right company for you, then we can talk about contracts. If we aren't the right fit for you and your property, we have affiliates across the state, the country, and in fact, several other countries, too. Either way, we would love to meet you and engage in a pleasant conversation. Our office is located right off of I-25, at exit 161 in Monument. We have a private conference room - fully stocked with goodies - so stop in and say hello!CLICK HERE TO: BID NOW ON ALL OUR CURRENT AUCTIONS