Le Loup
32 Cal.
My .62 caliber/20 gauge fusil. 42 inch barrel & an iron ramrod.
Keith.
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My .62 caliber/20 gauge fusil. 42 inch barrel & an iron ramrod.
Keith.
My Centermark, smooth rifle, SMR and restocked CVA trapper pistol
Bob McBride
54 Cal.
This pic includes my newest, a Bobby Hoyt made percussion .45/.62 c1970 (hooked breach, swappable barrels) hanging vertically just to the right of the main wood display.
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Nice display Bob!!! Too bad you have a garage door in your living room.
Seriously, ya gotta go where there is room.
Flintlocklar
Bob McBride
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Nice display Bob!!! Too bad you have a garage door in your living room.
Seriously, ya gotta go where there is room.
Flintlocklar
No way my wife would let me put my stuff in the living room! My shop is as close as the stuff can get to the house when not in the safes. She's shown no sign of wiggle room for 25 years....
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It was easy. I gave her everything else in the house. I wanted one area for the guns and horns and bags. 100 sq. feet. Its all I needed.
Ummm. I also keep in charge of the barn. It's 8,000 sq. feet. So , yeah , she can decorate the rest.
Ummm. I also keep in charge of the barn. It's 8,000 sq. feet. So , yeah , she can decorate the rest.
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I am sure your wife is a fine woman, she just does not appreciate the finer things in life for a living room. Unfortunately most women agree with her.
Flintlocklar
My .45 flintlock ready for the labor day weekend shoot.
it's cheaper to keep her! believe me, and ask me how I know?
is that a chipped, glazed brown clay CIVIL WAR PERIOD pipe with a river reed / cane in it for a stem? a great photo what a lot of subject matter to inhale. a great picture that belongs on a XMAS, calendar.
Pipe is pre war, almost thirty years. A pipe factory near Booneville Mo burned down in 1836, was not rebuilt. Archeology students from Columbia mo dug the site. I got two of the pipes they recovered.
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Le Loup
32 Cal.
I like the layout of this image with the pistol, well done.
Keith.
Le Loup
32 Cal.
Nice looking gun Peter, thank you for sharing.
Regards, Keith.
You are going to like shooting that beautiful gun??
that is a great piece to have. do you smoke it at rendezvous'? a rare bird indeed! thanks for the history on it! there is as I said the photo's have so much in them that it takes your eyes all over the place! thanks' for posting & sharing with us! toot.
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