Jeb48

When I was shooting a lot of Sports Clays, DIck's had good sales on shotgun shells on a regular bases but that was about all. Since I'm only getting out a few times a year instead of a few times a month to shoot shotgun, I'm still overstocked and 5+ years since I have been in Dick's.

Got my gauge from S&W, took a little over a week. Mine checked ok too. If I had seen a spec on the thickness I would have just measured it.

Start them early but maybe with a bit smaller gun.

German soldiers and machine guns on a train in Ukraine, 1918

Draw partner.

Bonus for the 1st. The New Space Force.

I need to order some of those Spanx T-shirt and some larger conceal carry guns.

Just Bonnie & Clyde posers but in homage to Highway Men

Wife and I just finished watching. Very good, I didn't realize Bonnie and Clyde were idolized so much. Gun shop was very fun to watch. I noticed that the No Trespassing sign they shot with machine gun, when they showed it from the back later, looked like the bullets didn't go through just dented.

Ready for company.

A US Marine taking a smoke break on Iwo Jima. Not exactly a gun but a flame thrower should count for something.

Is that the one that takes .22 shorts?

Iver Johnson

I saw this happen at my old club. They set a 5 gun clay station up to see if there was enough interest to make it a regular event and I went to watch. One of the older members with Parkinson's pretty bad was queued up and I was not sure how that was going to work. His son helped him to each station and his wife acted as shotgun caddie. As soon as he was in position and his wife handed him his gun his shakes went away and he shot as good or better than most everyone competing. As soon as his wife took the shotgun the shakes started again. It was really something to see and you could see by his smile he was having a great time.

Interesting souvenir?

New tires anyone?

Loaded Packard

Bonnie & Clyde want a be

Her hobby helps fund mine. I don't question what she buys and she doesn't question what I buy. Since we are both cheap it works. If we weren't we would run out of money pretty quick.

Looks like another photo begging for a caption.

She had a great time, finished a bunch of lap quilts (I think she said 6) she had partially done (she makes them for several charities). Already has next year on the calendar. I think she said there were 28 women sewing away. One nights they went till midnight and 11pm the other 2 nights.

Troops of the 64th Infantry Brigade, 32nd Division 10-18-1918