Month: May 2019
Smith & Wesson Super .A 357-Magnum Transitional Post-War…Only 142 Ever Made
Someday, when I win the lottery!
Ammoland on Facebook ‘Imagine if Media Treated Gun Rights Groups Honestly,’ by Dave Workman
Students and parents criticized a vigil-turned-political-stunt in Colorado. (Screen snip, YouTube, KUSA) U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- Buried near the end of a 916-word Op-ed for Fox News discussing the recent walkout of students and parents at a vigil-turned-gun-control-event, writer and best-selling author Frank Miniter drives a rhetorical wooden stake deep into the heart of the media’s bias against guns and people who own … Continue reading “Ammoland on Facebook ‘Imagine if Media Treated Gun Rights Groups Honestly,’ by Dave Workman”
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N.S.F.W.
Mauser Model 98 Bolt Action Rifle Wood Stock in 8MM MAUSER
N.S.F.W.
Well I thought it was funny!
I found a great Book that I thought you might like to know about!
Yes I know it is a real shock to some folks like my Old School Teachers that I can read. But nonetheless I do when I find time. Anyways one of the men that I look up to is a man that most Americans and a lot of Brits don’t know about. Bill Slim, the … Continue reading “I found a great Book that I thought you might like to know about!”
Elmer Keith another American “hard case”
Elmer Keith Elmer Keith shooting two revolvers at the same time. Born March 8, 1899 Died February 14, 1984 (aged 84) Nationality United States Occupation Rancher, author, firearmsenthusiast Known for Creation of the .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, and .41 Magnumcartridges Home town Salmon, Idaho Spouse(s) Loraine Randall Elmer Merrifield Keith (March 8, 1899 – February 14, 1984[1]) was an Idaho rancher, firearms enthusiast, and author. Keith was instrumental in … Continue reading “Elmer Keith another American “hard case””