I done some hunkerin' yesterday

[old bear]

Thanks

Iggy, thanks for a great story and the rich lesson in hunkerin. Enjoy the revolver you earned it.

 

[tekarra]

iggy,
I've seen, I've done it, but I could never describe it as you have. Very well done sir.

 

[Fishslayer]

Great story. I've seen the Filipino hunker. It's done with the heels flat on the deck. Don't even try it.

My LGS owner has a 30's vintage .22. The finish on it is absolutely breathtaking. It has just the slightest bit of holster wear, so at one time this work of art was actually out with it's owner performing some sort of task.

Maybe shooting dinner?

EDIT: WHOA! Year old thread! Oh well, a great story & I'm sure some missed it the first time around.

 

[domstar]

Great story. I set my book down to read yer tale it was better plus more educationa.thanks waitin for next chapter sir.l

 

[Green Frog]

Great story. I've seen the Filipino hunker. It's done with the heels flat on the deck. Don't even try it.

My LGS owner has a 30's vintage .22. The finish on it is absolutely breathtaking. It has just the slightest bit of holster wear, so at one time this work of art was actually out with it's owner performing some sort of task.

Maybe shooting dinner?

EDIT: WHOA! Year old thread! Oh well, a great story & I'm sure some missed it the first time around.

Some of us just hunker longer than others! Froggie

 

[tango-papa]

My LGS owner has a 30's vintage .22. The finish on it is absolutely breathtaking. It has just the slightest bit of holster wear, so at one time this work of art was actually out with it's owner performing some sort of task.

If you don't mind my asking...

I have decided to pursue a trio of K-22's (a Pre-War, a Transitional, and a Post War Pre-Model).

May I inquire as to what the "30's vintage .22" is at your LGS?
Assuming it's an Outdoorsman?

If it's a gun you're interested in, just say so as I can fully understand and respect if you prefer not to disclose.

tp

 

[keith44spl]

Wells,

I don't know how I missed this life's lesson the first go round...

Many a King's ransom has changed hands whilest a hunkerin'


Su Amigo,
Dave

 

[Dick Craig]

Iggy, I really enjoyed the story and am delighted for you for the acquisition. Your story brought back the reading of Patrick McManus and his stories, some including the art of hunkering. Thanks again.

 

[Iggy]

Many a King's ransom has changed hands whilest a hunkerin'

I reckon between straddlin' too many broomtails and hunkerin' is why so many ol cowboy's knees is so durned bad.

 

[bigmoose]

Outstanding story. Thanks much Iggy.

 

[sqhead]

that as they say,was a mighty fine story partner,great gun as well.I hope to take your knowledge to my next hunkering session.Here in fla.,no spurs,gonna have to whack em with a flip flop.