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I can't believe am the only one to mention a 9mm Browning Hi-Power. Also a Marlin 39A.

I am 74 with fairly advanced kidney disease and my nephrologist strongly recommends the shots and is also a gun collector so I trust his judgement. Not ready to give up my S&Ws yet so my sleeve is rolled up and waiting.

"Don't look so surprised, you knew what I was when you picked me up."

My dad heard the news on his uncle's car radio on the way home from duck hunting, Couple of days later he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps and went Hun hunting in Europe. That was as close as he got to Japan but you go where they send you. The Greatest Generation....without a doubt.

I am in for #2. Thanks for your generosity

Brigadier General Charles "Chuck" Yeager, a true American hero. He actually DID fly into the Heavens and touch the face of God. RIP, Sir.

Welcome from one more Mississippian in N. West Harrison County.

I didn't grow up on a farm but while while a student at an on-campus junior college in a rural area the school had an agricultural department whre a couple friends and I worked hauling hay behind a baler and stacking teh bales in a large barn. They worked us steady sometimes until after dark...

Started LE in 1973 and was issued a M19 4 inch. Couple of years later we got the M66 4 inch. I carried that until the late 1980s when we went to the M686 4inch until around 1990 when we transitioned to the Glock 17 and later to the Glock 21/30. After retiring I worked as a Federal Court...

Welcome from next door in W. Harrison County.

It would be my M66-1 4 inch. Best all around handgun I own and we have been best buddies for many years.

The African Queen or alternatively Wizard of Oz.

Mickey Mouse Club Amos n Andy Twilight zone Zane Grey Theater Combat Branded The Desert Rats A Team Leave It To Beaver Hazel Bewitched I dream of Genie Father Knows Best

Check with Tandy Leather Company, the should have what you are looking for.

I still have my Gil Hebard catalog #20 from 1970. Bought tons of stuff from them with the LE discount. Was always my favorite source for my shooting needs. Always looked forward to the latest issue. Was very sorry to see them go.

Welcome from S. MS

Definitely the eye of Hurricane Katrina and, yes, the eyewall came ashore on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, not New Orleans. Either place though was hell on earth.

My parents' 1954 Plymouth Belvedere 4 door with straight 6 and 3 on the tree.

Generous karma, I will chance it.

1971, M15-3 4 inch