Sorry folks it is late today, I had it posted and scheduled to populate at 4 AM and I just got back from having work done on my truck. It disappeared out of the queue.
Contributed by Wild, wild West.
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Good Morning, Bear Claw!
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Caution – John M Browning at work.
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Identify the aircraft.
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Identify the soldier.
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Identify the weapon, purchaser and purpose.
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Belgium Trench Sweepers WW-One.
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Building an AR15-vs-AK47.
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Required Reading.
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Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.
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Winchester 1895.
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Whatever happens, they have the Maxim gun, and you do not.
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US Marine in Lebanon, 1983.
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Would love to own that 1964 Ford… Cederq.
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The original, if you ain’t Cav, you ain’t shit.
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1903 A3 Springfield.
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41)Cederq:
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High capacity clip…
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Titled U.S. Navy, but those are grunts…
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15 thoughts on “Gunday Monday.”
5. Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star
6. Laurence Tureaud aka Mr. T
Yes and yes, see below for identification of the handgun.
24 – Somebody check Kevin. I think he’s having a stroke!
Leigh
Whitehall, NY
I really like older Ford pick ups, in fact I miss my 1991 F 150 truck with the 300 six.
#30 I bet a dollar they’re Ubertis.
I had their copy of a Schofield, it would only fire Hornady 45 colt. It just dented the primer on Magpul, Remington green box or anything but Hornady.
It looked cool but I hated that thing, lost money sellong it too.
.45 Colt is expensive enough without requiring Hornady.
Maybe Jim Brown. Who ever it is they didn’t trust him with a magazine in his weapon.
That soldier is Mr. T (Lawrence Tureaud), when he was an MP in the US Army.
#37, subtle, I like subtle.
Lots of good ones.
Got me curious. Anyone know #7?
Care to know about gun and accoutriments than owner.
It looks like a Smith & Wesson model 41. .22L target pistol. No idea who the owner is.
Model 41 S&W purchased by the Air Farce as a survival weapon for SR-71 aircrew and equipped with slide lock (just visible at rear of slide), electronic sight and silencer (not shown)
the MTU at Fort Campbell had 41s for use in training
guys to shoot better back in the 1970’s
they where very accurate to say the least.
Corporal Laurence Tureaud
1 Don’t ever be late again West
2 Don’t see no flames coming out da barrell
3 He said merits not demerits
14 One of the few Clancys I did not read.
16 I’d own it, but wouldn’t buy it
19 Leah Renner
30 Heat effected zones
33 The green men were army
39 Stolen from a brothel
48 I saw a scene like that back in the nineties driving thru Lawton Ok near Fort Sill. Got a massive woody
49 They now call me Samuel Whittemore’s twin
Number 24 is a 65 ford. 64 had turn signals in grill.
5. Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star
6. Laurence Tureaud aka Mr. T
Yes and yes, see below for identification of the handgun.
24 – Somebody check Kevin. I think he’s having a stroke!
Leigh
Whitehall, NY
I really like older Ford pick ups, in fact I miss my 1991 F 150 truck with the 300 six.
#30 I bet a dollar they’re Ubertis.
I had their copy of a Schofield, it would only fire Hornady 45 colt. It just dented the primer on Magpul, Remington green box or anything but Hornady.
It looked cool but I hated that thing, lost money sellong it too.
.45 Colt is expensive enough without requiring Hornady.
Maybe Jim Brown. Who ever it is they didn’t trust him with a magazine in his weapon.
That soldier is Mr. T (Lawrence Tureaud), when he was an MP in the US Army.
#37, subtle, I like subtle.
Lots of good ones.
Got me curious. Anyone know #7?
Care to know about gun and accoutriments than owner.
It looks like a Smith & Wesson model 41. .22L target pistol. No idea who the owner is.
Model 41 S&W purchased by the Air Farce as a survival weapon for SR-71 aircrew and equipped with slide lock (just visible at rear of slide), electronic sight and silencer (not shown)
the MTU at Fort Campbell had 41s for use in training
guys to shoot better back in the 1970’s
they where very accurate to say the least.
Corporal Laurence Tureaud
1 Don’t ever be late again West
2 Don’t see no flames coming out da barrell
3 He said merits not demerits
14 One of the few Clancys I did not read.
16 I’d own it, but wouldn’t buy it
19 Leah Renner
30 Heat effected zones
33 The green men were army
39 Stolen from a brothel
48 I saw a scene like that back in the nineties driving thru Lawton Ok near Fort Sill. Got a massive woody
49 They now call me Samuel Whittemore’s twin
Number 24 is a 65 ford. 64 had turn signals in grill.