Took the new Winchester Model 94 out today. It was really nice with the temperature in the 70s. I really love this gun. It is so beautiful and shoots very well. I was setting coke cans filled with water out at 25 yards and blowing them up. It was really lots of fun. All for now.

Took my AK-47 ( like the one in the pic below) out today and had fun shooting milk jugs. I was putting scolding hot water in them and when I shot them they blew up and left trails of fog in the frigid air. I was shooting from the hip at about 10 yards. Later I put some jugs out at 50 yards and I blew them up sighting down the rifle. All for now.

By the way I am soon going to start selling Bear knives. I am getting the forms for setting up an account sent to me. They are very affordable and of high quality. In other words the cost/quality ratio is good (low cost/high quality).

Today it became apparent why some american businesses are in trouble. "A fool and their money soon part" is an true old saying. Today Ellett Brothers, a gun distributor from South Carolina, refused my business. I found out about them at the Shot Show in Vegas. I had wanted to buy 5 Marlins from the flyer they put out for the show. Now is that smart or what? I see a quick bankrupcy for them.

My new Bear skinner that I bought at the Shot Show.

 

Moonshiner

 

All pics were taken with my Pentax istDx Digital SLR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Me and my old dog Boy at Hoover Dam.

 

 

I just couldn't resist showing this pic. It a group of tourists jumping up on a platform overlooking the Grand Canyon.

 

Just got home tonight from the 2006 Shot Show in Las Vegas. Stayed all four days and seen more guns in those four days than I had seen collectively in my whole life. There were over 34,000 gun dealers and exhibitors and it took up the whole Las Vegas Convention Center. Seen all the new models by all the major manufacturers. Got to see a $425,000 set of Super X Perazzi's! It had one each of 12, 16, 20, and 410 over and unders if my memory serves me well. All for now.