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Monday, January 20, 2014

Happy Birthday General Jackson!

Generals Lee and Jackson confer on the battlefield

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USS Arizona

The Mighty M1 Rifle

M1 in a 1940s setting

A rare bird!!

Stainless steel framed Desert Eagle Mark VII made in 1986

Wartime Walther PPK

PPK with Holster

Race Bannon

With an M1A1 Thompson

A wheel of P.38s!!!

Every collector I know contributed to this assortment

Walther P.38

P.38, Army Holster & Belt, M1942 Helmet

Mosin nagant 91/30 Sniper

Mosin Nagant Sniper

91/30 Sniper Rifle

M4 Carbine and accessories

Well used and tricked out! Iconic weapon of the war on terror.

M4 Carbine

Some version of this weapon may have been used to snuff out Bin Laden!

The Baron

Rittmeister Manfred Albrect Freiherr von Richthofen

The Red Baron

Fokker Dr1 Fighters

Big Thunder at the James Farm

Pinkertons Beware!!

At the James cabin

A few participants

The contest!

Duelist style

The James Farm

Kearney, Missouri

Jesse James Guns

Guns and equipment used by the James Gang

Shooters at the James Farm

Group picture after a revolver match

AZSA Logo

Join Now!!!!

Sons of Confederate Veterans

Sesqicentinnial of the American Civil War

Frank W. Buckles

Our last World War I Soldier

James Farm Shoot 2010

Big Smoke!

James Farm Shoot 2010

The firing line

The Greatest Generation

The Greatest Gun

Pistol and holster

In the holster

Model 1911

Holster and pistol

Colt and FN

Colt (on top) is a smaller gun

Size Comparison

The FN on top is noticeably larger

Colt 1903 Grip safety

It pivots at the bottom of the frame near the mag release

Walker and Dragoon

3rd Model Dragoon

Had to get this ready for my first outdoor shoot this year

Sharps Carbine Conversion

New Model 1863 Conversion

Sharps Conversion Action

Sharps New Model 1963

Three different M1911A1s

L To R AMT target pistol, Argentine M1927, and a 1943 vintage Remington Rand M1911A1

M1911 & M1911A1

Capt H.J. Selby

Croix D' Guerre with Palm

The Distinguished Service Cross

.45 Auto Rim handguns

Old and New

Early .45 Auto Rim Ammunition

Lead bullet 230 gr

.45 Auto Rim Specs

A great Thompson picture

Thompson Model 1927A1

50 round "L" drum magazine

Photo fun

The Enforcer

My Grandfather's M1911

Carried in Mexico 1916 and France 1918

Grandfather's M1911

Carried in the Great War in 1918

The Mighty Colt Walker

Large BP Revolver Shooting Box

BP Revolver Shooting Box

38/40 Ruger

38/40 WCF Ruger Buckeye Special with

3rd Model Dragoon

S&W 1917

Brazilian Navy 1917 Revolver

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The Enforcer: Near Kansas City, Kansas Missouri Border, United States

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Welcome Aboard!

I’m glad you’re here! This is a place for what I call “old school guns”. Classic firearms that we have all grown up with, have seen, and have wanted to own. There are several beliefs that I go by.

First, guns and the shooting sports should be fun. This is not a site dedicated to the latest firearm martial art, gear craze, or internet macho dude site. There are plenty of those places.

Second, it is not a place to swoon for the out of reach, collectable museum piece. We will talk about priceless guns, like the one Dad hunted with for 50 years, Grandfather’s bring back Luger from WW II. The revolver Mom kept in her nightstand to protect her home and children. The .22 rifles used as kids to hunt squirrels. The contents of a magical long narrow box under the Christmas tree one year, that turned out to be a shotgun for hunting or competition. It’s a place where friends who shoot oddball military surplus rifles on warm afternoons.

Lastly, here is a place where the smell of black powder is always in the air. This is a place where the firearm, and it’s memories, are cherished. Here, is where friends and great firearms meet. In conclusion, this is a home for great firearms, a tribute to our great Americans, and a celebration of our great history.

---Kansas City Enforcer