Jeb48

Reminds of the couple going on a hike in bear country. She insisted on taking a pocket .22 for protection from a bear attack. He laughed at her. When a bear attacked she pulled out her .22 and shot her male friend in the knee and said see I told you it would save me from a bear attack and took off on a run.

Another actor to ID, probably not enough of the revolver showing to identify. Something just seems wrong with a cowboy riding an Indian.

Outlaw and rustler, Ned Huddleston (also known as Isom Dart)

Chinese warlord car

Reloading

One of the shots on the news looked like an underwater explosion, would think that would be hard from a warehouse explosion.

That's what I do, same thing one each for this light and USB drive. One for keys I don't need when we are off on an RV trip. Another for each of my. old cars that I only need when driving those cars. Works well.

Annie Oakley

1958 Oldsmobile, I'll leave the gun ID to others.

Is this a before or after cleaning?

I carried a small Buck knife for 30+ years but there was enough times that I wanted to open it while holding something I switched 2 years ago to a Kershaw 1600. It does have a clip but if it is in the way it can be removed easily. $40 https://www.amazon.com/Kershaw-Pocket-Speedsafe-Assisted-Opening/dp/B084B64QN9

I heard the shortage was because the mint is being run on partial staff because of C-19. We took a bunch of change I had sitting around to the local produce stand we go to and let them buy them for face value. My wife then rolled about $20 worth of pennies and she id going to buy future produce with them till they are gone.