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Nice! Looks like you need some mudflaps on your bike.
For sure lol, that road in glacier made a mess of things.
Originally Posted by Hammerhead Pat
Last time in Cody mt buddy shot the Gatling gun and I fired the Thompson. Fantastic riding out there!!
We shot the Thompson as well, great fun. My son also shot a spike driver, which is a lever action rifle chambered in .500 sw.
Originally Posted by Cosmic Razorback
What an awesome ride!
Thanks for sharing. The Gatling gun would be a hoot. What caliber was it?
I believe this one was a .45.
That gun shop is a great place to go if any of you are in the area. Really nice and very knowledgeable guys working there. They give you a history lesson on each firearm that you shoot. Interesting fact about the Thompson I didn’t know was that the first government agency to use it was the post office, he said it was how they deterred the train robberies. LOL
From: Marion NC / Lake Norman NC / Panama City Fla
Originally Posted by Junior in NE
For sure lol, that road in glacier made a mess of things.
We shot the Thompson as well, great fun. My son also shot a spike driver, which is a lever action rifle chambered in .500 sw.
I believe this one was a .45.
That gun shop is a great place to go if any of you are in the area. Really nice and very knowledgeable guys working there. They give you a history lesson on each firearm that you shoot. Interesting fact about the Thompson I didnt know was that the first government agency to use it was the post office, he said it was how they deterred the train robberies. LOL
I went to that gun shop two years ago, what a great way to spend a couple hours playing with guns that you couldnt normally get your hands on. Unfortunately my CFO (wife) only allowed me to stay for a short period of time, as she knew I would blow the family fortune on their range. 😎
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