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I do remember Knobels Grove amusement park in Pa - had a shooting gallery with full auto air powered machine guns . Big ( I believe like .25 caliber ). Cool design , since the backstop simply returned the pellets - balls - whatever they were. Like a mini bowling ball return. Here's something...

I had - lost in the shuffle, a full auto BB gun that used a Freon cartridge ( the reload can for an auto AC system ). Anyone remember them? If I found it, I don't know what I'd use to power it - or even if it's legal. Never know what's legal from day to day anymore. You can go to bed an honest...

Some time - somewhere , during the Civil War - there was Hell up about swords with sharpened edges. I do not know where it went; but there was a controversy about it "not being honorable". May have been a short lived thing, but it happened.

I gotta do some searching on this one.

Anyone ever hear of this? My friend ( the Civil War expert ) - told me he read an article - and I have no reason to doubt him - if you were caught with a sharpened sword - saber, you could be shot on site. The sword being a stabbing sticking weapon, and not a hacking weapon - so it wasn't...

You mention the "shot on site" thing about the Liberator. Not to get too far off track - My friend ( the Civil War expert ) - told me - and I have no reason to doubt him - if you were caught with a sharpened sword - saber, you could be shot on site. The sword being a stabbing sticking weapon...

The original Gurkah Kukri my father brought back was one of the most formidable battle knives I have ever seen. All the weight concentrated at the cutting edge; so you didn't have to be a hulk to do serious damage. Still manufactured; but the one my dad brought home actually took heads off. Told...

This too. Amazing what imagination can come up with: The Sedgley OSS Glove Gun - Guns.com http://www.guns.com/2012/07/09/sedgley-oss-glove-gun The firearm has neither frame nor grip and is attached to the backhand side of a leather work ... In the current AFT C&R publication the “OSS...

FP-45 LIBERATOR WWII … http://www.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=8997476 My father was in Burma - CBI during WW2 - with OSS 101 . Told me about this little gun. Many air dropped and distributed to natives who worked with Americans - British. I wish he had brought a few...

FIL brought a .380 Beretta home after WW2. Small - feels good in your ( my ) hand. I think a 1928 or a 1932. Pretty little gun.

There were ( are ) some real muscle air rifles. Benjamin Rogue .357 - The world's most powerful production air ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj5Aq7bz-tI

Have my Dad's 1911; but I like a smaller .45 - So my Firestar. Makes the very same size hole as the 1911. Only thing is, I gotta find a slightly extended magazine for the Firestar. Maybe one more round and a mag with a tail.

I guess I'm a bit primitive; but I have always used Liquid Wrench. The original Liquid Wrench. Bore shines like the sun - drives out moisture - just enough lube. Just me. Liquid Wrench & Kano Kroil. I kind of think they are the same penetrant. I remember my grandfather using kerosene to clean...

I have a thing about always seeing an exposed hammer. Just the way I am. I like to see it cocked or laying down. My Firestar has one of the fastest take downs of any design I have ever seen. Move back the slide a tad till the little line on the slide is in sinc with the line on the frame ( more...

Black Hills Leather Store | http://blackhillsleather.com It's the double shoulder BH7D - same color - Russet. No tanker strap - too much of a give away. Have the holster height adjusted - still need to adjust the two magazine pouches height. Anyway - he did a beautiful job - leather always...

Have yet to fit it to my frame; but it appears the adjustments will make it fairly easy. Loosen all swivels , etc. Adjust strap length & then when it feels most comfortable, just tighten up what needs tightening ( Maybe some thread lock ? ) - see how it goes for a day or two. Certainly well...

I believe I'll stick with my little Firestar .45 ( heavy for a small semi auto; but heavy is good for a very small .45 ); and it's been very very reliable. It also makes a big hole. SA , but I'm very comfortable with SA semi autos - all about the mind set. Doesn't take any longer to pull back a...

Some where I seem to remember reading the wallet holster ( looks exactly like a wallet - but a hole for your trigger finger ) for DA hammerless derringers raised legal questions. Tell me I'm wrong. Something about ( and I can't believe this is true ); some low life says, hand me your wallet and...

Agreed - carry on person.

Turned mine in years ago. Only wanted it for ammunition deals. Sorry I turned it in. Can it be simply reinstated or is it back to square one? Anyone ??? Cost???