Reckoning

[Bruce Day]

John, Jim, Charlie and Bill on their way to meet the boys from the L C gang.

[Robin Lewis]

:confused:

[Jason Boshers]

Let's go.
Why not?

We want Angel.

==== Good luck boys and stay off the porch

[Chuck Heald]

Is that anything like "dead reckoning"?

And is that a "man purse" that Capt. McHale has?

:duck:

[Rich Anderson]

A man purse???...heavens no thats an early prototype shell bag:rotf:

[Chris Travinski]

Guys it's not a purse, it's a satchel, and I'm sure it's loaded with cool stuff like ammo, TNT, and hand guns.

[Dean Romig]

I'm kinda fond of the sawed-off '97

[Richard Flanders]

That be his 'possibles bag' he's carrying. Cool picture.

[calvin humburg]

Richard,
It'll carry bought anything possible. That a J3, how many horses up front? ch

[Richard Flanders]

150HP PA-12, 3-seater

[Francis Morin]

I like the foto- not the "Magnificent Seven" but perhaps the "Fore-armed Four" on their mission to -- whatever??:rolleyes::cool:

[Jack Cronkhite]

Photo would be a bit more cool if that "Wild Bunch" had Holden holdin' a Parker. I guess that would then be "Pike's Parker".

[Francis Morin]

I recognized Lee Van Cleef and Ernie Borgnine-but where was Bill Holden in the Wild Bunch foto shown? I know he was "holdin'" a Sten in "The Bridge On The River Kwai" and later a Joystick in "The bridges Of To-Ko-Ree" - what a great job he did in any movie- if it wasn't for Bogie, Holden was my favorite action part actor until Steve McQueen came along--:bigbye:

[Jack Cronkhite]

I admit I did not recognize him either (maybe the hat and 'stache interfere). I looked through Borgnine's filmography and found The Wild Bunch and then read a bit about the making of the film. Holden is the "badass" (Pike Bishop) of the gang. In the pic he is next to Borgnine. Here's another similar pic.

http://spectrumculture.com/assets/badassbishop.jpg