I love seeing pics of gun rooms/man caves/dens/studies - whatever you call them. I call mine The Museum of the Completely Unrelated, Mostly Forgotten and Largely Useless. A couple of shots...

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One of its features is The World's Smallest Gun Room, pictured here:

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I had arrived home one evening after working late to find serving platters, with Sterno heaters ,residing on my work bench in the man cave (as I was late for the holiday festivities). It was at this point I had the realization what had to be done.... :nono:. In the following days my loving Wife explained to me how things become inadvertently locked and the pros and cons of such hasty decisions... I guess a crock pot and hoppes #9 aren't that bad after all..:bigbye:

hey what a beautiful room! but mine's messier!

I had put these on here before but here they are again. Thanks, Frank

Its hard to find some place to put those peskey gun cases. They are a huge distraction to an otherwise tranquil setting.

you boys shore got some fine gun rooms there..i enjoy this post greatly.... charlie

I'd send a picture of the room where the guns are kept, except it does not lend itself to photos. "Gun room" is being a bit generous. Hopefully, one day I will have one as cool as the ones shown on this thread

Any room in this country of ours that keeps a gun is a grand room

Just keep buying guns Mills. Eventually you will have enough funs to fill your very own Man Cave.

I have no lack of guns, just a lack of a good place to display them. They stay locked in the safe.

Mine too but I am working on it as we speak.

Great thread !

A little Trapshooting history from the past... Few shots of my cave for your enjoyment...


RD

I'm not a trap shooter but I could spend a couple of days admiring items and absorbing the history there. Good job, sir.

mighty nice...charlie

WOW , Randy ,I might be coming up for adoption !!!!!!!!!!!:rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf:

Thanks Gents! I might of got a little carried away over the last twenty years...

This is mine ...a work in progress to say the least ,and looking at these I think I have way too much bare wall!

We have a lot of musicians. My son has about a dozen dobros, I have 4 sets of bagpipes and a few harmonicas. Somebody got a hell of a deal from my ex when she sold my Steinway.

Chris ,Great Gun Room ,is that a Gibson Dove hanging on the wall ? My Guitar at the start of this thread is an Alvarez Dove model !

Thanks Russ,the guitar is a Epiphone knock off,the real one is a few years away for me ...my older brother is the real guitar man in the family,my favorite of his bunch is an old Gretsch country gentleman ,it has a fire branded monogram ,tooled leather wrapped around the body,and mother of pearl fret markers with various western motifs ,really neat guitar.

I have to agree with Edgar ,seems as we have a lot of musicians in the Parker Family ! When I was a Boy ,I used to play that old Guitar for hours every day even did a little pickin at the local Fairs and stuff when I was between 8 to 12 years old or so , I really have no idea why I lost interest but now a days I am lucky to pick it up a couple of times a year and when I do I'm lousy !!!!!!!!!!!!! Chris ,I have a Buddy that has a beautiful Martin ,an old one but he claims his Gretsch is his favorite !

Looks like Mr. Fin2Feather has a D-28 or D-35 Martin hanging on his wall.
James

I played for years, but then just got away from it after I got married at age 40. My wife got me guitar lessons for Christmas last year, and I continued with them--every Wed night. Favorite artist to play is James Taylor

My cousin, Harry, made banjoes and I always meant to buy one and learn how to play it.

A trap shooter with a sense of style and creativity; what's that all about?:bigbye:

Larry, born under the right stars I guess... I know... probably not your stereotypical trap shooter of today.

All I can say is...WOW, ALL GREAT ROOMS! Some are actually museums in my view. Love to see more. Thanks for the enjoyable pics.

New Man Cave
 

Just getting started on my man cave. This is what it looks like when Martha Stewart is involved and moves your scotch collection down with the guns. The side x sides are in safes behind the green curtains, along with a little bit of a mess, but hey it's a start.

:shock:

You all are making me jealous. One day . . .

Sweet.

Mighty fine start Larry... Not much more a man could ask for...

gun room
 

Well he photo is not good taken a year ago but you can see my man cave

WOW , Another Wonderful Gun Room , this thread just keeps getting better and better !

My gun cave and AH Fox Collectors Corporate Headquarters, on the low end scale.

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you boys certainly have some fine gun rooms..and some fine looking articles in those rooms..and i see somebody must like straight stock guns too..and the fox headquarters is great... charlie

CL what is the jones underlever in the last photo.

Wayne: You have good eyes!. It a beautiful (in my opinion) 12ga 30" Mortimer & Sons Jones underlever. I bought it a few years back at the CLA. It is listed in the Mortimer book and was made for the nephew of Mortimer. I have the original hard case. I am of Scottish descent and "needed" one Scottish gun. :)

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I only have one underlever and its a Boss But i do love the design. They are very strong actions. They make a classey gun.

Good eye, Sir! Martin HD-28, c. 1978