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I'll stand with you on that. Back in the sixties we had no backup for at least a hour and state police shut down at 2 am. We had no hand held radio,no vest no computers. Instink was your best defense and sometimes that wasn't enough, lost a couple good men back then.

Bounty Hunter starring Steve Mcqueen with his butchered 30 30 Winchester he has in a holster on his hip

In the last days hunting long ago (40 plus years ago) my hunting rifle for big game ( deer,elk and bear ) was a 25-06 Seiko Finbar and I wish I still had it.

Oh yeah the good stuff

Sorry the only two I know are semaphore and smoke signals. These other things no clue.🤔

I like smoke signals, you can talk while your working a back strap in the smoke. 😜

Never met a Glock I liked

Don't forget the teamsters but then you might end up being part of a cement over pass.

What ever I grab and it goes bang that's the one I like. Only had a couple of high end years ago and traded off (got 2 for one)for what was called middle of the road back then and they do the job for me.

I found out long ago that roaches travel in bunches

Read and silver on there scramblers and super bikes in the early days.

That's why I said resembled, like the old TV show there can only be one , I just been around so long I have BS sessions with Methuselah. 🤫

I resemble that remark 🤣

Back when a Deputy got paid less than $200 a month we had very few that failed to follow directions. It is nice to see there are still departments that the officers touch the back or taillight as they walked to driver's window.

Well said and I remember a few incidents way back when I was full time LEO. In today's world it seems that is the goal to push the limit until the line of sanity disappears. Then someone ends up losing a family member.

I could not be LEO into today's climate and my wife is glad that I am not in that line even though my retirement was by disability.

I don't have to worry cause nobody will miss and I don't play 🤫

I had Snorten Norton for a short time along with a Royal Enfield and getting parts was ridiculous. The carburetor on the Norton was a pain so took both to the auction.

If anyone wants a real fun dirt bike to the ride in the desert find yourself a Matchless 500 or 650, I was fortunate to have them. Those single cans made a lot of noise and spit flame out the single exhaust but loved to run.

Goldwings were were a nice ride and the customizing was a bit over the top. It was black with gold pin striping and trim and a Yosemite Sam mud flap with him holding 2 six shooters that when you hit the brake's it looked like he was shooting and it lit up saying Back off. Rode it to Laguna Seca...