Ornaments!
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armoredman
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John Browning angels?
A doctor's office in Green Valley many many years ago had an odd looking thing in the waiting room on Christmas - a dead tree branch mounted in a plaque, with a 38 Spl round hanging from it by a thread. When I asked what that was all about, they said, straight faced, that it was a "cartridge in a bare tree".
A doctor's office in Green Valley many many years ago had an odd looking thing in the waiting room on Christmas - a dead tree branch mounted in a plaque, with a 38 Spl round hanging from it by a thread. When I asked what that was all about, they said, straight faced, that it was a "cartridge in a bare tree".
DesertDawg
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I made quite a few "bullet magnets" for my gun nut buddies. You can get bulk packs of small magnets at hardware or craft stores. Cut out a section on the wall of a de-capped casing, seat a bullet, then epoxy the magnet into the casing, leaving enough of the surface of the magnet to stick to metallic items (refrigerators, etc.).
grymster2007
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Some people really do have too much time on their hands.
CmpsdNoMore
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I saw a string of lights the other day that had plastic shotgun shells (empty) with the light inside of them.
In California, of all places I woulda thought.
In California, of all places I woulda thought.
Couple years back, on a visit to a Cabela's, I found little Colt SAA ornaments.
The plastic revolver and its removable holster is probably just shy of 3" long. Its the only Christmas ornament I've ever purchased in my life, and I make the wife display it out front of the tree every year because of that fact.
The plastic revolver and its removable holster is probably just shy of 3" long. Its the only Christmas ornament I've ever purchased in my life, and I make the wife display it out front of the tree every year because of that fact.