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In my city those are litterally considered on par with a firearm

What!! :eek:

Where do you live ggdad and I will make sure I stay clear when I venture back to the Us again. :P

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saw this'n on FB:

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Very nice...bit worried about the "cross" on the door though...looks more like something found on a grave...maybe the fire brigade are not very successful :rolleyes:

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And well they should be. It is not something that should ever be used in an urban environment. Bad ricochets are a very real possibility. But out in the desert brush they are quite effective.......and they can't really go off by accident. ;)

 

Jeff

 

You'll Shoot Your Eye Out !

 

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Hank  :eek:

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Hank; Of all the great movie characters.....I have always identified with Ralphie. :lol: I didn't grow up in a place you could freeze your nuts off but other than that it was very similar. I didn't get the BB gun though......until many years later. I think Mom was afraid (rightfully)I would shoot my little sister. Finally when I was about 45 my Dad presented me with a Red Ryder at Christmas one year. My kids got a big hoot out of that. In fact everyone but my sister thought it was pretty darn funny. She was constantly ratting me out to Mom.....and I have been known to hold a grudge a long spell. I am fairly certain she sleeps with one eye open :eek:

 

Jeff

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Not an old picture....just interesting.

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Almost makes you wonder if it was a staged picture.  The thermometer looks too new and someone has went to the effort of applying herbicide around the building.

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I spray round around all my buildings & line up of old dodge trucks.  Staged or not (which I think not) its dam cool. 

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Along the same 'twin engine' theme...

These were twin flathead engined Ford trucks built to haul bomber parts during ww2.

I like the way both powerplants along with transmissions slide out the front on a 'tray' for maintenance.

Also notice each engine drives it's own rear axle.

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