Jeb48

Glad you're settled. We have lived 15-30 minutes from a real store for years and you get use to it. We do have a convenience/gas station about 2 miles away for quick small purchases which is handy. Amazon does a lot of sales too. When you are going to wait a day or so anyway to run into town you might as well have it delivered to the door. We do love the quiet, really a problem when we visit my Mother (there now) she lives 20' from a truck route in town on the corner were they have to stop and turn. Neighbor a block away is doing his extended fireworks display again tonight.

Looks like a good one for a caption.

Drive safe

Walter Brennan Stumpy Rio Bravo 1959

You can run but you can't hide

WWI era believed to be a Columbia bicycle outfitted with a metal scabbard

Take that Superman

I have only one so far. Currently on my mantel, bought for my son for next Christmas but it looks pretty good where it is so we will see.

John Moses Browning poses for a photo in 1918 holding one of his Browning Automatic Rifles (BAR) with Winchester gun designer Frank Burton.

Ewart Scott Grogan, first African explorer and traveller to traverse the continent from the Cape to Cairo

Dress up???

Members of the Watford Womens Home Defense Unit practicing

Almost looks staged

Swiss MG 30

Patricia Medina in The Buckskin Lady (1957)

No idea as to what that dog may have done...But I suspect he will not repeat it

Ride Em Cowboys

Lucky shoot

Ready aim fire....

Concealed Carry?

Yep I noticed that too. Wondered how long it would take for someone to see it

Detectives William Murphy left and Owen D. Kennelly practiced jumping from a moving squad car with riot and machine guns, July 1939, preparing a Police and Fire Thrill Show at Soldier Field.

Thanks Capbyrd for the research. I have seen numerous photos of the car and never knew who had it made. It apparently still exists and is in the King Ranch Museum. Here is a shot of the interior, not much of a gun picture but you can see the butts of three rifles in the fender.