I'd have one of those if I could. Problem is that it would simply be decoration. Bullets for that sort of thing are expensive and you need a lot of them if you want to really put it through its paces.
I'm just going to have to economize with a .38 or 9mm or something.
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Dad! What are you doing?
ReplyDeleteI can't decide if this picture is comforting or alarming.
ReplyDeleteI seen this here afore. Them boys jus goin' turkey huntin' in that there bank a hind 'em!
ReplyDeleteHaste yee back ;-)
Nice personal defense weapon...just the thing to have on the front porch!
ReplyDeleteWonder what the neigbors think?
Oh, right, to hell with the neighbors!
OR...
ReplyDelete"Stay back! Simmer a bit! You boys at AIG'll jus have to get along without them bonuses!"
Haste yee back ;-)
God, that looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteMy Credit Union uses an espresso machine out front to lure you inside-- but this approach might work {{WAY}} better to encourage deposits :D
ReplyDeleteI'd have one of those if I could. Problem is that it would simply be decoration. Bullets for that sort of thing are expensive and you need a lot of them if you want to really put it through its paces.
ReplyDeleteI'm just going to have to economize with a .38 or 9mm or something.
Aw, Ben. Another rash of manuscripts submitted in Courier?
ReplyDeleteOh, well. Guidelines is guidelines.
Is that Ben Leroy on the right? This should be an interesting story at the bar when Bouchercon rolls around!
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