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Elk Creek wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2026 3:44 am Oh that’s cool, obsidian is scary sharp! Did you make that?

It was gifted to me by a friend...

My latest bit of cutlery....albeit a bit on the primitive side
It's justthe right size for a
Sgain Dubh

This is the Thunder Ranch Special....the first thing I noticed about it was that awesome retro front sight...about the size of half a nickle......

Chiro1989 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2026 3:31 am Jayhawker, your Blackhawks always look "right"

Thanks...but they're Vaqueros...all .45 Colt

Years back I got my hands on a Model 22 Thunder Ranch Special...couldn't afford it then and they were scarce as hens teeth then...impossible now...i would go for that 22 in a heartbeat and wear it out carrying it...

The 1917 would be something too

Thanks! These birds are wicked smart and if you're around them long enough, they're funny as hell... My home flock has been woth us for seven years now...

I would be all over that..
The 6.5 I always wanted but never got...
Beautiful rig...
You suck...

Got the word to day that Teach's wife Mary passed away in her sleep in the early morning hours of Oct 5th...Mary was one of the sweetest most hospitable people I've ever met....

I've got an abundance of eggs...now where do I get these Mexican Ant Eggs... From Mexican ants. Duh. Timely story, I’m at a buddies place doing redneck deer blind stuff. (Just wait, it’s IMPRESSIVE) His wife brings out some egg sammiches for breakfast. I start chowing down, and taste something slig...

I run K&N air filters in my vehicles...a bit pricey but its the last air filter you're going to buy for a long time...

I've got an abundance of eggs...now where do I get these Mexican Ant Eggs...

That works...and gives me an idea...Thanks!

Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Thu Jul 30, 2026 9:29 pm There is that. I’m kinda partial to it’s big cousin the 1860 especially in a 1872 center fire conversion.

Yep..Those conversions were pretty neat...

The 1860 Army is Number 1...

Navy Colts....the second sexiest revolver ever...

Just relax and be patient...quality taxidermy takes time.

Yeah...I need one of those...always had a thing for those N Frame .45s

Enzo...I wish I had not missed this for so long
..I want you to know the me and mine are keeping you and yours in our prayers...Much love from our place Brother

Thanks to all...

We laid him to rest yesterday...his kids, grandkids, great grands, nephews, nieces and cousins gathered for him one last time, some words were said, a rifle volley was fired, Taps was played and that was that...it was well done

Thanks to all for the kind words...we will lay hin to rest at Fort Custer National Cemetery on Tuesday the 23rd at 1100 hours...

He was a Crew Chief on a Huey back in the day.

Just heard from my niece that my brother passed this evening...Jon L. Sullivan was not only the last of my brothers but he was one of my heros as well...My world is suddenly smaller tonight. Not sure how I feel about being the last of the Sullivan Brothers

Lovely piece of work...