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Yes my dogs have always strategically placed themselves to observe all approaches to the pack leader. If I am not present they reassign themselves to protecting Mrs Greener. It is instinctive to protect the boss

The firearms unit know their $h1t.

I struggled with this decision years ago. I just built an addition on the house and installed a Browning vault door. My posse all say you should figure what you need then double it. Your local locksmith knows what works.

Another good weather day. Fed critters and back to the shop for cabinet work. I can see progress!

Yep, Charlie Kirk's outfit

I think a chopper fell on him and a couple kids. I read he was decapitated by a blade when it crashed

We watched it. Too short. But I'm sure it was better than that rabbit guy.

Open Range had the best Western gunfight ever

Agreed

Shirtsleeve weather here. I got into the shop and got 5 cabinet boxes built today, I'll start on the face frames and doors tomorrow. Bought poplar for door frames at Lowes on Friday. Man that stuff has become pricey.

Pretty good scale. I would probably switch the Kimber and the S&W positions but that's a personal choice. Of course there are different grades with each manufacturer so it depends on the model also

Perforate the villain, AND set him on fire!

Mr. Bond, is that you?😉

Watch your intake!

It's funny I can rarely remember what I had for breakfast but can remember the names of the main characters 60 years later. Lt Hanley, Sgt Saunders, Kirby, Cage, Little John...they made a big impression.

Airweights like the 642 havd their place, but. When doing CCW courses part of my course was on how to select a carry gun. Even so, I often got low information novices, usually older ladies, who showed up with an Airweight revolver. Because some gun shop salesman or well meaning friend or...

That little WMR got fangs!

Mrs Greener and I gave our son a 642 Airweight as a police academy graduation gift. He likes to carry it in a cargo pocket.

My issue gun in OSI in mid 70's was the Model 36 with 3" heavy barrel. Carried it on many protection operations and criminal investigations. We called it the powder puff special but surprisingly accurate for a J frame. Qualifications included a string at 50 yards and it could do it. I liked...

Oh man, that takes me back to my youth! What a great show and there were many WWII vets still around at the time.