I have an 1822 Flintock that has been passed down generation to generation.
@Whiskeydeltadeltatango have an idea if it’s valuable or not, but it’s my prized possession.
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I have an 1822 Flintock that has been passed down generation to generation.
@Whiskeydeltadeltatango have an idea if it’s valuable or not, but it’s my prized possession.
Do you know the manufacturer or can you get some photos? I'd love to help.you learn more about it.
Somebody mentioned a Henry Golden Boy earlier. They are cool as shit. This is actually my daughters, a gift from my Step dad, and will remain unfired until she is ready for it.
Too much sharing on my part. Thanks. I’m good. When I go, it won’t be self inflicted. Brain chemistry, blah blah blah.
3 of my personal favorites.
Kimber Raptor.
Original python
Smith & Wesson 686
Kimber Raptor.
Original python
Smith & Wesson 686
Na. You've been pretty vulnerable for an anonymous message board, Tarp. There's a lot of us who'd lend an ear if/when needed.
Or full of hunters, competition shooters and owners of inheritance. Just maybe?
I find this hard to believe....
I've been assured that this board leans heavily left.
I've also been assured on this board that if there is a civil war, all the "libtards" will not have protection because they are scared of guns, etc etc.
Then I look at the poll results..... hmmmm.
I've been assured that this board leans heavily left.
I've also been assured on this board that if there is a civil war, all the "libtards" will not have protection because they are scared of guns, etc etc.
Then I look at the poll results..... hmmmm.
I’m in a similar situation, including my oldest son having ADHD and depression. I can’t imagine losing a child to suicide. I can’t imagine the horrible feeling I’d have if it was a gun I owned.
My great-grandfather used to own a General Store in central Texas. Back in his day, the Sears catalog offered firearms for sale. Pay for it, he'd send in the order, weeks later the firearm would arrive in the mail via USPS.
Very common rabbit plunker was a Springfield Model 83 22. The standard first thing was to drill holes and screw in a bracket for a scope which makes the firearm have no value. But my grandmother won many a rabbit shooting contest with it, so now I have it.
Looks like this with a little scope.
Very common rabbit plunker was a Springfield Model 83 22. The standard first thing was to drill holes and screw in a bracket for a scope which makes the firearm have no value. But my grandmother won many a rabbit shooting contest with it, so now I have it.
Looks like this with a little scope.
Please give your son this book. It's the #1 book for depression as recommended by doctors.
It's also free at your local library or on Amazon.
"Feeling Good" by Dr. David Burns.
Worried about the mobs of angry libs coming after you? If you smear blue paint on your front door we will spare you.
It’s prudent to be prepared for all contingencies buddy. 😂
I’m considered a liberal in my neighborhood fwiw. 😁
Really? A lot of you are talking about 'protection'. It sounds like a dangerous place.
I’m a right wing nut job to my in laws and a liberal whacko to my extended family.
I had an ar15 for home defense years ago. Bushmaster m4a3 that was given to me by my ex mother in law after our home was broken into while we were there. The ex kept it after our divorce.
I now have a Glock 17, s&w 686, and a mossberg 500 12 gauge.
I will say that I felt supremely confident in my ability to repel an invading force with the AR but also felt like I might take out some neighbors in the process. The shotgun gives fairly similar confidence with less worry about shooting through houses.
You should learn to shoot. It takes the fear down a notch and could come in handy
Somebody mentioned a Henry Golden Boy earlier. They are cool as shit. This is actually my daughters, a gift from my Step dad, and will remain unfired until she is ready for it.
Yeah that was me. I bought my boys each one.
Beautiful once you get one in your hands.
I had a pellet rifle growing up. When pumped fully, it was powerful enough to kill rodents/birds. I have never owned a gun personally but have hunted a few times with a shotgun. I have also used one for skeet shooting. I never felt the need to own a gun and do not care to hunt.
Don't brother. I haven't touched one since I got out of the service. If you have went 57 years without one and are still here....do you want to jinx yourself now? We all go into cognitive decline. You probably have some grandkids. Do you want to risk them finding it or you mishandling it?
Just my 2 cents. You do you though. Best wishes on your decision.
I believe you are just fine, but that is one of the problems with firearms. Whether you are angry at yourself or someone else, the firearm makes it easy to do something you can't undo.
Yes, those with the most weapons have the smallest penis' and are needing something to prove their manhood.
Guns and manhood size: Study deflates compensation theory
Researchers have finally investigated a widely held belief that men who are more dissatisfied with the size of their penis are more likely to own a gun. And the results are not what they expected.
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Guns and manhood size: Study deflates compensation theory
Researchers have finally investigated a widely held belief that men who are more dissatisfied with the size of their penis are more likely to own a gun. And the results are not what they expected.
Tell yourself whatever you need to
It does make me laugh really hard (no pun intended) that a study was done
Isn’t that what the non gun owners have been doing all these years? 🤫Tell yourself whatever you need to
It gets said enough that eventually someone was going to be conduct a study
Yes, for someone who hates studying science, I dropped an "empirical" bomb.
