gun room

[OH Osthaus]

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


not being a number game work both ways

[Mills]

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

[Big D]

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

[Bill Murphy]

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.

[charlie cleveland]

good luck bill.. charlie

[Hammer Gun]

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

[Autumn Daze]

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

[Dean Romig]

"Hammerguns Under Glass"

[Researcher]

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



Kept those NID Ithacas up there!!

[Bill Murphy]

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