Bawanna's X-mas Gift

[muggsy]

I just found the perfect X-mas gift for Bawanna. They don't make 'em like this anymore. Keep it under your hat.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/mNWr9eF2Huk

[knkali]

great find Muggs but it saddened me to see how much this country has changed.

[Bawanna]

How sweet it is!

[muggsy]

great find Muggs but it saddened me to see how much this country has changed.

Used to be that you could tell the good guys from the bad guys by the color of their hat. Now it's considered racist. :(

[jeepster09]

Now it is by color of birka.....:confused:

[CJB]

Don't Bawanna need to have some hair, to keep it from slidin' off his noggin?

[downtownv]

Can they make one for Jocko with 1911 capabilities?

[CJB]

Hell i'd want that

[100percent]

Isn't that the truth. Color defines "good" in the new world order. I have always considered "good" as defined by values. You know what "good" is, I know what "good" is. Doesn't matter any more.


Used to be that you could tell the good guys from the bad guys by the color of their hat. Now it's considered racist. :(

[bob98366]

Brings back great memories of growing up in the 1950's.

[getsome]

I remember when it was fun to play outside and our parents didn't know what the term PC meant....Our gang didn't play Cowboys and Indians so much as Army...The TV show "Combat" was never missed and Sarge, Kirby and the guys were our heros...

Our parents didn't seem to mind that we armed up and went out in the woods to kill Germans everyday and back in the day I had one of these bad boys which never failed to take out whole squads of pretend Krauts...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPhZsauluXM

[Bawanna]

Lucky!

[AIRret]

Believe it or not I had one of those hats but mine was black (it's true). Does that make me a bad girl?

I had two drawers of hand guns, most of which were cowboy style.
I also had a a Chuck Connor toy rifle, an M14, two tommy guns, a pop gun with a little cork tied on the barrel,an assault riffle, a bazooka, and last but not least, I had a toy civil war cannon!

I was well armed even then.

When I started carrying my family thought it was as natural a progression as
Night following Day.

[getsome]

Well that gives new meaning to the term, "I am Women hear me ROAR"...:33:

[AIRret]

Well that gives new meaning to the term, "I am Women hear me ROAR"...:33:

Sounds good to me!

My folks weren't the only ones giving me toy guns. I have a Korean Vet Uncle
that got me the Bazooka, one of the tommy guns, and the cannon.

[GLOCKROCKER]

I remember when it was fun to play outside and our parents didn't know what the term PC meant....Our gang didn't play Cowboys and Indians so much as Army...The TV show "Combat" was never missed and Sarge, Kirby and the guys were our heros...

Our parents didn't seem to mind that we armed up and went out in the woods to kill Germans everyday and back in the day I had one of these bad boys which never failed to take out whole squads of pretend Krauts...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPhZsauluXM

Man, that brought back some memories! I had one of those too and haven't thought about it in years. Wish I had a grown-up version now. Hell I wish I still had the toy one. Thanks Getsome that made my day.:)

[Armybrat]

Brings back great memories of growing up in the 1950's.

Wish I still had my Stallion 45

http://billsvintagecapguns.com/images/products/detail/IMG_0811.jpg