.38SuperMan
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Yesterday I was digging through photographs on my computer and ran across some photos I made in a remote area on a backroad near Tombstone AZ. My wife and I were visiting her parents in Sierra Vista and the decided to take us into uncharted territory near Tombstone.
We went to a place where the "snake man" lived in a trailer and made and sold rattlesnake crafts, wallets, mounted rattlers and such. I don't know the guys name and didn't meet him. His "store" was self service where you take what you want and pay by putting the money in a can.
The "snake man" considered himself an artist and has a red of sand and rusty old stuff. What I found funny but sad we're some classic firearms hanging by wires and rusting away. There were some pretty fine guns tossed to the elements like a Marlin lever action, Winchester lever gun, and a Mauser C96 just to name a few.
This just shows a few of the guns he had.
Crazy!
We went to a place where the "snake man" lived in a trailer and made and sold rattlesnake crafts, wallets, mounted rattlers and such. I don't know the guys name and didn't meet him. His "store" was self service where you take what you want and pay by putting the money in a can.
The "snake man" considered himself an artist and has a red of sand and rusty old stuff. What I found funny but sad we're some classic firearms hanging by wires and rusting away. There were some pretty fine guns tossed to the elements like a Marlin lever action, Winchester lever gun, and a Mauser C96 just to name a few.
This just shows a few of the guns he had.
Crazy!
