Jeb48

Not real old but a nice shot. Not sure which movie it goes with.

Hard to believe, even back in the day, a Packard owner would strap a couple of hogs on the front fenders.

If your new desk is strong enough, I bought a free standing display stand that is a heavy base with a pole. You then buy the brackets you need. I have two displays on mine one above the other. They also have brackets to mount two displays side by side or just mount a single display. Lots of options. I'll try to find where I bought it if it sounds like something that would work.

I wear pretty much whatever my wife brings home in my size. She is cheap, so I'm sure none cost more than $20. Some of the best ones were from second hand stores and GoodWIll. She is also really good at patching my old ones.

I use to browse GunBroker most nights for 30 minutes or so but haven't been on in a couple of months, not worth even looking. Glad the last to handguns I wanted were ones no one in their right mind would want for self defence and still got a reasonable deal and they are .22s and I have plenty that I would rather shoot than sell.

Don't forget to pickup your brass. Apr 29 1918 Near Domart

Two Ainu hunters armed with bow and ancient musket, hunting in melting spring snow, Shiraoi, Japan, 1946

Texas Ranger Nat B. Jones Photograph, circa 1920

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MACHINE GUNNER IN PLANE, WORLD WAR I

I have a double stack and a single stack version plus their .223 loader. Love all 3. I told a friend to buy the the double stack version and they got talked into something else at a local gun shop. Next time they came over to show what they bought and do some shooting I handed them my UpLuLa and told them to compare loading their magazines. They went home and ordered a UpLuLa.

Yea I always liked her Midge character, I was also surprised when I realized her earlier characters and how different they were from Midge.

Welcome to TN and TGO. I took the NRA's handgun self defense course and found it very helpful. They did require the basic handgun course first. Had a very good instructor for both (same person) and he added some extras beyond the NRA required parts, by talking through lunch (if you brown bagged) and extending the day for those that wanted to hang around.

"Never So Few" with Steve McQueen, 1959