07-28-2022, 01:25 PM
Well there, thats a nice collection of side arms!
.38, .45, .22 and 9mm?
Is that a .38 S&W on the left?
I carry a SW .38 Airweight (5 rnd revolver - internal hammer) in all black finish for my conceal carry.
I keep hollow points in it, but it is absolutely a last resort option.
Avoid.
I'm hardly ever out alone without DH and we don't go out at night.
Avoid is the first line of defense.
I'm going to check out the video after I finish here.
(comment under photo)
This is a scanned film print from the early 1990s when my son
(on the left) was in his Kart Racing days. He ran Sprint (not enduro)
These are not "yard carts". This one ran about 75 MPH.
(on dirt tracks..good grief)
Neck brace, helmet, flame retardant suit.
In this photo, he is getting it ready for the new buyer on the right.
When he got married, I gave him all of the Kart photos that I took and they moved house several times and lost track of them.
I have not been able to locate the negatives so I may have given them to him too.
Nice Ride, Don! You owned the road!
Were those wild turkeys?
Looks a great ride. Thats how we ride. We don't do any urban riding.
Rural Backroads only.
Your camera did great and no big wind noise.
.38, .45, .22 and 9mm?
Is that a .38 S&W on the left?
I carry a SW .38 Airweight (5 rnd revolver - internal hammer) in all black finish for my conceal carry.
I keep hollow points in it, but it is absolutely a last resort option.
Avoid.
I'm hardly ever out alone without DH and we don't go out at night.
Avoid is the first line of defense.
I'm going to check out the video after I finish here.
(comment under photo)
This is a scanned film print from the early 1990s when my son
(on the left) was in his Kart Racing days. He ran Sprint (not enduro)
These are not "yard carts". This one ran about 75 MPH.
(on dirt tracks..good grief)
Neck brace, helmet, flame retardant suit.
In this photo, he is getting it ready for the new buyer on the right.
When he got married, I gave him all of the Kart photos that I took and they moved house several times and lost track of them.
I have not been able to locate the negatives so I may have given them to him too.
Nice Ride, Don! You owned the road!
Were those wild turkeys?
Looks a great ride. Thats how we ride. We don't do any urban riding.
Rural Backroads only.
Your camera did great and no big wind noise.