Dangerdoll
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Slappy*McFish said:Nothing represents the spirit of giving more than the infamous lump of coal.
Slappy*McFish said:Nothing represents the spirit of giving more than the infamous lump of coal.
Oh heavens yes...mainly in Tennesee and Kentucky. He held off going to as many has he wanted until the kids were out of high school...but he's gone once..twice a month during the "season"Roan Art said:Is he involved with reenactments? I think a Civil war gun is a nifty idea.
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That's neat! Do you get involved too? Closest I get to that is wanting to use my Bounty Hunter detector around here. It's a HUGE nono in Fairfax Co, VA. Darn politicians.nursie said:Oh heavens yes...mainly in Tennesee and Kentucky. He held off going to as many has he wanted until the kids were out of high school...but he's gone once..twice a month during the "season"
you HAVE to get a pic of that when it's done, mkml....mykidsmylife said:....I'm excited to see his reaction.
Yes, PLEASE get a picture of it! I'd love to see that. Sounds like an awesome gift.mykidsmylife said:Well, this year I think I have come up with a pretty good gift for my hubby. He is a fireman and has been for 15 years. Over the years we have collected a bunch of fireman memorablia yet never really had a place to display it. I bought a huge shelf that is nearly like a mantle. I framed all of his department photo's, and hung everything up on a wall arranged it nice, finished a fire department scrapbook, and then took it all off the wall and hid it. This way the holes are drilled and it's all ready to go. When he goes to bed Christmas eve, I just hang it all up on a huge wall. He is pretty oblivious and hasn't noticed the holes in the wall. I really think he is going to love it. He has been wanting all his stuff in one area for awhile. I even found an antique pike pole to place above it all and a few more antique fire items. I'm excited to see his reaction.
I'd like to get one some day. I prefer the Remington over the Colt because of the removeable cylinders. You can have several loaded up and not have to reload after every six shots. Eastwood did that in one of his westerns, but I can't remember wich.Roan Art said:I think a Civil war gun is a nifty idea.