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Several years ago I had a gunsmith shorten and port an 870 and while he was at it I had him thread the barrel to accept Winchoke instead of Remington's chokes. I added a breacher mainly for visual effect but side saddle does come in handy with #4 and 00 buck at the ready. Was going to add an...

Doggone it! I seem to have trouble with you fellas subject lines for your posts. I read this one and thought my ex-wife had moved in with ya. I was gonna offer some advise but I guess that's not necessary.

Don't need to introduce any new calibers into my ammo stock and already have what I call my cavalry model. A New Vaquero in 45 Colt that's been rode hard and is like a Timex.

Or a secret decoder ring/whistle in the box. That takes me back to when we had party lines. 👨‍🦳

It's the WalMartians that scare me.

Welcome to the forum. Good choice of sidearm.

The VA just says I'm "Hyper-Vigilant". I live in Condition Yellow, can't turn it off.

Several years ago I had a Bond Snake Slayer IV in a holster attached to my seatbelt. The Missus cautioned me that maybe someone would see it when the car was parked and knock a window out to steal it so I put it away somewhere. I still carry snubbies quite a bit.

Probably the smallest gun I tend to carry is my K6S with Hornady Critical Defense .38+P. It gets carried in warm weather in an IWB holster and in a coat pocket in the colder months. I sometimes carry an auto but I still like wheel guns. Those younger guys often think I'm just an old geezer...

I prefer a big knife.

Saw him twice in the 70s. RIP.

I live a few miles outside Council Grove, KS so the Santa Fe Trail history is the main theme here.

Well, once again...

As a teenager I worked for a farmer who had been a Marine on Iwo Jima. I remember that on one occasion I saw him leaning against a grain silo and waving his handkerchief at me to get my attention. When I ran over to him he asked if I had a strong stomach. I said I did, what did he need done...

He could have been a twin or doppelganger to my oldest half-brother. Always enjoyed the movies he was in.

...just when you think you've heard it all something like this comes along. My wife and I lived in Las Vegas, New Mexico a little over 20years ago for a year and then found a cabin above there in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. We loved it there but moved on in search of better paying jobs...

I haven't seen the program being referred to as all too often, after supper and in my recliner it's zzzzzzzzz. I do have to admit that yet once again I misunderstood the subject line of this thread and this is what came to mind.

I never use that search engine. I'm a Duck Ducker.