Jeb48

I think I want one of these.

M16, which looks fresh out of the crate. Also see some M1 Garands

Cochise

I think this is Bonnie.

Probably not a gun, but neat, wonder what it is.

Cleaning up to make space, this was a duplicate.

Charge

I was 52 in 2000 and way over loaded on tech stocks, and I had thought about retiring at 55. Well I thought that dream had ended. I didn't sell, I continued buying but in a more diverse way. When I was 55 I had recovered all I had lost and more and told my boss I was ready to retire if he didn't keep me happy. At 57 the corporation was offering buy outs and I qualified, so I bailed, that was 2005. I road out the 2008 dip without much concern and I plan to ride this one out. By the way I have done most of my own investing since I started, I read a lot and still do. The one time I decided to put some money in the hands of an "expert" he managed to lose half of it in about two years and talked me out of buying Apple at a split adjust price that would have been a $1/share.

Francis Boardman Eaton aka Pistol Pete taken Sept 16, 1952

A couple of Civil Rights photos.

Seems appropriate for this thread.

I figure all the libs buying guns will turn them in as soon as the crisis is over, they wouldn't want the gun to jump up and shoot them.

I assume this was on the set of a movie and not a movie shot. Anyone recognize the actress and maybe the movie she was dressed up for?

octo 50 cal

Maybe I can remember those letters now, I always get confused and end up with about 12 letters run together.

Baby is teething

Bullet Proof Vest Testing, 1923