Fell off the Wagon!

[TxHuntermn]

Originally Posted by Jerry VanHorn

Mills. You might recall that I'm in the process of a similar remodel..when I mentioned the new..(to me) gun cabinet that I bought. It was delivered yesterday. 7 feet tall and 5 feet wide. Made in 2 pieces..bottom part was not bad.. Top part..not so easy. Had to get the neighbor and another friend to unload it in the garage. Then I thought.."how in the hell am I going to get this upstairs ?". I called one of those 2 Men and a Truck guys..and they are going to come move it. My wife had.."No Comment !"

Did exactly the same thing 2 months ago, but waited til Robin was outof town!

[Mills]

Mine will be happy as the current situation is a real mess

[Brett Hoop]

COB

There is a small pool that was started among your beloved friends as soon as you said "I'm Golden....."
Except every one of us took the under.

[Mills]

Very nice. My goal is volume to hold the ones I have with some "growing room."

[TxHuntermn]

This is the volume cabinet...holds guns in two rows

[Mills]

That is nice.

[TxHuntermn]

that cabinet is really helpful as it holds 30 guns.

[Reggie B]

I wish I could find a cabinet like both those! Very nice.

[Craig Larter]

I like guns displayed vertical with a light background. Here is my Parker wall. I have a Fox wall, a Super Fox wall and Elsie wall. Works for me. Parkers from top to bottom, DHE 12ga 3 frame 30, DH 10ga 3 frame 30 with fishtail, CHE 12ga 3 frame 32 Damascus, CH 10ga 3 frame 30 Bernard, BH 12ga 2 frame 30, AH 10ga 3 frame 32 Damascus, DH 20ga 0 frame 26.

[stumpstalker]

Craig: Very impressive. Organized display categories. Systematic. The vintage sporting art.

And, my imagination runs wild with what you could do with an octagonal house.