Jeb48

I hope you have done your Mother's Day shopping.

I didn't think it looks right but never saw one in person.

Very interesting, I didn't know someone was actually selling them. I saw an article on a one off someone built. Bit pricy just to have something different but tempting. Thanks for the link.

I have lever Marlin .410 made around 1929 as best I can tell and of course pump .22s and shotguns. What I would like is a lever or pump that takes AR15 magazines.

I assume this is a movie outtake. Anyone know the actress and the movie. The gun is obvious.

Good eye I missed that. Shows how far back NYC was the arm pit of the East.

It is a Wyandotte Pump Cork Gun maybe 50s. It cocks and fires but there is something missing so it will not actually fire a cork but the price was right. Since I just wanted it for display I didn't want to invest too much. The pickup is a 1947 Crosley, beside it is a 1949 Crosley Wagon. I also have a Crosley FarmOroad that I currently have setup with a 16 gal water tank to water some new trees that I had planted last week.

Been looking for one of these at a decent price for awhile. It will be part of a display for an old truck when I show it. I plan to make a gun rack for the back window. You can just see the top of a small still on the left side, it needs the copper condensing coil attached. Should have added something for scale the new gun is only about 23" long. Kinda scaled to the pickup.

Michigan State Police with a nice Lincoln police car. Any idea what the second weapon leaning against the running board is, first just looks like a pipe.

Hope this isn't too political. Not my intent it just made me smile.

BAR, John M. Browning's Automatic Rifle

I agree in general, when I was working I invest every payday automatically. Did it through the 2000 crash just changed what I was buying to get more diversified since I had way too much tech. Was already retired during the 2008 crash and my asset allocations and diversity let me sail through with no lost sleep. The waiting I was referring too is some people wait for dips. If the chart can be believed the dip may have a few months to go. Being retired I don't have new money to invest but do have some cash on the side from doing some asset rebalancing. It may stay on the side but if the dip is big enough I will need to rebalance assets again.

The Rocky Mountain Rangers

1911 Mais Motor Truck with Canon

Thought this was an interesting chart. Might want to wait a few more months of down before jumping back in if the chart can be believed.