It makes you wonder how many gun-rights extremists are hiding little secrets among their collections. Of course they always maintain plausible deniability.
Yeah, I'm sure that's it.Officials still don't know how her father acquired the gun - maybe unknowingly at a relics show.
What's your opinion? Please leave a comment.
As an aside, my father was a serious gun lover, and owned a great many guns. As a child I was surrounded by the things. When he died, most were sold, but a couple were stolen during a home robbery. It was only last year (decades later) when I finally divested myself of the last of these guns. It was a replica of that gun you feature here, with a home-made case to display it in. I think it was his favorite in the collection. (I intended to destroy the gun, but my sister threw a fit, demanding it be sent to her "because it meant so much to dad" so I gave in, this once, and sent it to her via her daughter.)
ReplyDeleteThanks for that familys story, Baldr.
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