agreed - its not a numbers game, but its a heck of a lot of fun to come up with a nice find. (not unlike my too many prints) I walked away from a 28 bore double back action muzzleloader this weekend, Just decided -although it was a very unusual piece, don't think I have seen one before - I wouldn't use it much, and it had been aggressively cleaned.

I of course kept the guy's card in case. My lovely wife even asked the next morning if I wanted to go back for it.

Still thinking hard about a little 20 Fox I know of though. Its been restocked, but I can always use another rainy day bird gun :whistle:


not being a number game work both ways

It is great to have a wife that supports your shooting. Mine loves it as much or more than I do.

My bride and I have come to a truce - she doesn't ask how much I spend on guns and fly rods, I don't ask how much the new dress, necklace or hairdo cost. Somnehow it's worked for 44 years

The Lovely Linda and I do not have a truce and it is up to me to take care of the "situation". I do have the property under control, but the house, the guns, the cars, and the motorcyles are another thing altogether. Please wish me luck.

good luck bill.. charlie

GUN ROOM
 

Well was in the gun room or man cave what ever you want to call it, and decided to take a photo did not cop me out well but you can get an idea, sort of looks like a hoarders room don't it? gary

Thanks Gary, I often wondered where all those hammerguns slept.

"Hammerguns Under Glass"

I used a bit more "basic" ceiling rack in my gun closet in our old condo in Alexandria --

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ne/Closet2.jpg

Kept those NID Ithacas up there!!

Gary, I especially like the three guns in the rack with the red background. Dave, nice condo.