Top Shelf Gun Fun

✨It has been unusually cold here
in the southeastern US &
even tho i want to get out
and shoot (& plan to),
The wind , ice , snow & overall sloppy conditions debate with me to
just stay home.
✨This grounding of sorts has
allowed me to inspect and wipe
down every gun & knife I own &
the extra indoor time lets me
browse the internet looking at
interesting new fi****ms &
unique old ones alike.
✨An interesting conversation
about Automag .44s being
made in Loris SC spurned many
memories & thoughts.
My 1st thought was about ole
“Wildey”
which of course was
Charles Bronson’s “friend”
in one of his classic movies.
✨The Automag and the Wildey
tend to remind me of one another,
tho the Wildey is gas operated.
I was definitely enamored with
the Wildey from an early age &
unbelievably i still have
never seen one in person.
✨The Automag .44 magnum
I didnt recall as a supporting
cast member to Clint Eastwood
in “Sudden Impact”
tho I certainly recalled it
after being reminded.
I have inspected and fo**led an
Automag .44 even tho
I have thus far never fired one.
✨After this one conversation I
have instigated two new
Top Shelf gun missions,
I need to fo**le & inspect a
gas operated Wildey &
I would like to visit the
Automag factory in Loris.
This post is just to point out
a few ways to continue to enjoy
Top-Shelf-Gun-Fun
even if we can’t get out and shoot
or just dont want to .
As the Spring weather rolls in
being outside will become
much more enticing .
✨I know there are many
that still shoot no matter
the temps/conditions .
Either way , shooting in
harsher conditions or
waiting for prettier weather,,
All of us that enjoy this hobby
will find a way to
continue having
Top-Shelf-Gun-Fun.
✨💎💙☀️💙💎✨