Gunday Monday/Tuesday make up…

Contributed by Wild, wild West.

  1. WWW: “Maybe you could train Bear Claw to post this stuff up for you? Hahahahahahahahaha!  
Stolen from A Train Wreck in Maxwell.

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1925 Drexel University Women’s Rifle Team.

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60mm Mortar.

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And a clip of ammunition for me little Armalite.

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Airborne Survival Kit 1.

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A guy could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with this kit.

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A-37 Dragonfly.

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Alvin York with his .45.

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Correctly identify the actors or move to Canada, eh…

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Identify the actress on the tank in Korea.

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Required reading.

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Royal Thai soldier in Viet Nam, 1967.

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Stolen from 90 Miles from Tyranny.

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Stolen from Irish.

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P-38 Lightning. (My dad got to fly one of these in Germany because he was two engine rated on a check flight, but not operationally. Cederq)

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John Wauthier and his BAR in Belgium, 1945. He survived the war. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192757713/john_nicholas-wauthier

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Bear Claw’s favorite…

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For Bear Claw, the future is now.

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Dead on arrival – H&K G11 fired 4.73mm caseless ammunition.

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Do want.,WWW.

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Family meeting at WWW’s house.

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Girl Gun 296.

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Big Bang Theory.

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Hogg was appropriately named.

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US Rifle, Cal. 30, Model of 1917.

26 thoughts on “Gunday Monday/Tuesday make up…

  1. 1 That’s Donnie Wahlbergs wife, and former porn actress, you could look it up.

    Also, I am unable to manipulate my claws on the keyboard to advertise items you whitemen use to kill my kind

  2. #17.
    Met the late R.V. Burgin at the Ft. Worth gun show some years back. Bought a copy of his book, which he autographed.

    https://www.amazon.com/Islands-Damned-Marine-War-Pacific-ebook/dp/B003A00110

    #40.
    Bought mine at our local gun show in Chico, CA decades ago. It is an Eddystone with the original barrel dated 5 – 18. It also has red paint at the front of the forward handguard from its service in Britain during WWII. The Brits painted the American lend-lease M1917’s to distinguish them from their nearly identical P-14’s chambered in .303.

  3. That P-38 is at Planes Of Fame museum at Chino, CA. The museum works to make all of their aircraft airworthy. It was 2016 I think when all seven airworthy Lightnings gathered in May for the airshow.

    • I saw and touched one of them In Okc downtown air park for a paint job when I was an early teen. About 1971 or 2. Oddly is was a blood red color but there was a reason I don’t remember

  4. #21, I remember when the Mad magazine cover would fold up into something really funny….

    • It was the back cover that folded.
      I have been searching for a copy of a 1976 issue that featured Ted Kennedy at a convention podium, the view was down an isle in the center, Ted barking nonesense, and when you folded it a woman appeared, from the back, mostly skeletonized, covered in seaweed, looking at Ted, holding a sign that read “Chappiquidick”.
      It doesent appear in the official archives, so I think the K family paid the publisher to kill it off.

      daddy-o

    • A pic taken while Wayne was filming Rio Bravo. My dad had an autographed copy in his office, by Wayne and Hayes. He adored Wayne. Just a random day on set where they were all in the area, according to the story I got. He almost got Cooper to sign it as well, but something something. It was a great piece in his office for many years.

    • They come runnin’ just as fast as they can, Judy,
      ‘Cause every girl crazy ’bout a sharp-dressed man.

      • Looked at the picture again there is a dude in the pick-up bed with what looks like a lavender puff-sleeved bodice with a white skirt. AI? Or they put on whatever came out of the donation shipment of clothing. Just weird…

  5. #9–the line was originally “a pretty good weekend in Big D”, but after Kennedy was shot, they feared that it would be in poor taste, and so was changed.

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