When the British Government changed the gun laws thousands of historically interesting guns were just scrapped, including some flint lock pistols, such a shame...
Southern States Of America?
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When the British Government changed the gun laws thousands of historically interesting guns were just scrapped, including some flint lock pistols, such a shame...
...none other than the Eagle that I can think of right off...
...it's what he carries when he "unasses" from the Humvee...loves it!....
Yeah, me neither. I want a Gatling .375 I can keep in shin holster.
Yeah, me neither. I want a Gatling .375 I can keep in shin holster.
...couple more than I realized...
List of .50 Caliber Pistols - Revolver and Semi Auto
List of .50 Caliber Pistols - Revolver and Semi Auto
I live in kentucky an the answer is no,we dont wear the stetson hats.yes most of us do carry guns because we can and enjoy that freedom to do so and we do speak with an accent. Im in law enforcement myself and can tell you its not like the show and if it were the det or officer or whoever hes suppose to be would already be in jail himself.
When the Japanese lost the war and the American occupation began, weapons in Japan were confiscated. Swords that were timeless works of art and of impactful historical significance were thrown to scrap and melted down. Sigh.
I'll bet a good many of those ended up in somebody's collection.
I have not had much experience of rifles but a 1873 Winchester would be a dream, I have held a few at gun shows but never shoot one.
The Winchester 1873 has always been my favorite rifle. I own one but have yet to fire it.
I've never watched that show . . .so, I'm not sure what you have come to believe We Southern Folks are like. I will tell you this though, if you were to visit my home you would be most welcomed and well fed. By the time you leave my house the weight of your well fed satisfaction would led a path to your overly indulged whereabouts.
And, I can assure you that if the need arises I would shoot the lashes off any ******* that attempted to bring about harm to you while you are in my company, kind gentleman!
I give you my word as a Southern Lady that if you would be so gracious as to visit my home . . .you shall be well protected. And fed!
Yeah . . .I'm trippin'!
Jeeves will pick you up at the airport . . .he'll smell like bacon!
What's on the menu? and will we be drinking moonshine? the locals who live near me make grappa it is so strong it blows your socks off...
I have some watermelon 'shine.....it's good for what ails you.
I don't know what watermelon shine is but I would be happy to give it a taste, do you make it? is it easy to make? I make limoncello here it's quite strong, 40% alcohol.
