Body Count '15 - #12

This'n was pokin' around the shed as I was tendin' to some work outside. I stopped what I was doin', grabbed the .17 and set up camp. Although it rarely happens like that, sure enough about three minutes later her head poked back out from under the shed, makin' for an easy shot.

What's in your war room?

This gem came across the blogroll (courtesty of Because Guns) a few weeks ago, and I've been wantin' to share it. Because the only thing better than havin' a shitload of cool guns is havin' a kickass war room to keep 'em in. My personal favorite is #4, simply because I love the concept of havin' a maintenance bench right in the middle of everythin'.



1. This is SO subjective. For example, the gun room above looks a bit too well organized for me. Too … Germanic! D’uh. It’s German gunmaker Heckler & Koch’s boardroom. Not sure I’d be bored staring at the walls, but anything’s possible. Here are nine – NEIN! – other top class gun rooms . . .

 

2. Nobody’s quite sure who set this room up. Some say it was Charlton Heston’s ballistic lair. I wonder what’s playing on the big screen? Chick flick?

3. Subdued lighting, dead animals, guns. Bring on the Bourbon!

4. Along the same lines, only lot more guns. More is better, gunwise.

5. I’m getting tired of all this dark, clubby stuff but a pool table (slate no doubt) makes this work.

6. Light, bright and the guns aren’t behind glass. Rustic rules!

7. Then again. there’s something to be said for police armory chic.

8. Dan Bilzerian’s gun room is a mess. A wonderful, beautiful mess.

9. That’s just silly.

10. Boxes of goodness

Body Count '15 - #11

Another shed dweller, and another offhand, flawless head shot with the .17. That may very well be the best money I've ever spent on a firearm. I've yet to have a hog run away from that gun.

Matrimonial bliss

I spotted this gem in the Gettysburg Walmart parking lot the other day. I can only imagine what the guy's opinion of the situation is.

P.S. Those poor kids are screwed.

Say it with beer

A slightly edited photo (circa 1910) from our slightly local D. G. Yuengling & Sons, America's Oldest Brewery.

Enjoy your day, folks.