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Hi. I am Sam Stoners mother. He is Old Order Amish. He makes beautiful knives all hand done with horse power only custom pieces is his specialty he doesnt have a phone but you can go visit him or send s letter with your phone number requesting he call you. his address Samuel Stoner Outback Forge 87 Trice Rd Scottsville Ky 42164

Spent a bit of time with mine

I know I'm not the only one watching cameras already. Some people don't even put them out till July or August but I run them year round. What are y'all that have them out been seeing? I'll try to remember to keep posting as I get enough to make a short video. I put together a short one and uploaded it today. I'm trying to learn the editing process and it's not fast for me since I'm not too tech savvy and it takes me a minute. I've honestly been watching tons of YouTube videos to learn. I'm using editing software called Shotcut. I still have a ton left to learn to look fancy like all the people I love following on YouTube, but I'm trying. Anyway, here's the short video of some of this weeks footage.

Shout out to Royal Range

I don't get to post too much here, being an old sixgunner. I bought my first handguns when, living in Tennessee, I had to go to Arkansas or Mississippi to buy a handgun. Or, I could order it my mail. Times change. Here is one of my favorites, a .45 Colt Ruger with elk stag grips by Patrick Grashorn: It has, at times, been my constant companion, along with this one: Bob Wright

Happy Father's Day gents.

Heading to lunch with mine in a bit. Kinda a duo lunch. My kids will be with me. Two hour drive, but will be worth it.

RIP Matt “Guitar” Murphy. He was was well accomplished long before The Blues Brothers.

Hi, Everyone! I'm fairly new to TGO and just wanted to say hello to all my fellow pro-2A ladies. I look forward to meeting you, chatting with you, learning from you, and training with all of you real soon! Tiffany

First off, thanks to everybody for for your information, advice and patience guiding me to my first AR. I thought y'all might be interested to see how it came out. S&W M&P-15 Optics Ready with Magpul M-lok fore end Bushnell 1-4X24 AR-223 Scope Burris P.E.P.R. mount Magpul pistol grip, sling and MBUS folding sights Tapco butt pad I know its nothing fancy and frankly I didn't want to spend a lot of money. But it suits my needs just fine.

H&R Youth 20 ga. single shot, purchased at Kmart in Oak Ridge when was 10. It was stolen from our home along with 12 other long guns. Some years later I got a phone call from the Anderson County SO informing me that they had recovered it. It was the only gun that we ever got back.

Ithaca M66 20 gauge single shot. Looked just like this...

I'm an old sixgunner, Single Actions being my favorite. Especially the Ruger Super Blackhawk. Here are two of mine, a New Model and a Three Screw, both stocked in walnut, and worked over by Doug Turnbull: The Super Blackhawk is, in my opinion, the ultimate Single Action revolver. Bob Wright

You're not keeping up with the class. We get to be whatever gender we want There's a drop-down gender menu on my medical portals these days, and one of the choices is other. I think we're pretty traditional staying within the two original genders.

Colt New Frontier .22/.22 mag. Wish I still had it.

Happy Father's Day to all the dads, step-dads, grand-dads and great grand-dads out there. Hope you guys have an excellent day!

Back atcha. And thanks.

My father in law passed his first gun to my daughter, a JC Higgins .410 bolt action. It is actually a Stevens. I need to get a magazine for it.

And to you as well. Happy Fathers day to all.

It always pizzed me off that the North Koreans took the Pueblo and killed a sailor doing it; we did nothing. Now that they are sending back remains and releasing prisoners, I wonder if Trump will ask his friend for the Pueblo back.

Never! I have done the same thing several times. You just can't have enough mags!

The "hornet", itself, is an ancient cartridge... The ole 22WCF with smokeless powder added... Very few of the old black powder cartridges of the 1800's survived the transition to the "smokeless era"... The fact that the hornet did is a tribute to it's accuracy and versatility... The fact of the matter is that when you shoot that hornet, you are shooting the father of the modern, and very useful 222 and 223... The old 222 used to own the benchrest range... I've shot the hornet in turn bolt guns... The accuracy is superb... The hornet wll shoot as good as you can... Enjoy it... leroy...

Gotta love a good shooter. Only safe Queens I have are family hand down. And even some of those get shot regularly. Nice looking guns Mr Wright.

I don't have one of these but would love to test drive one for a while. Have always had fun with any 22 Hornet that came my way. It still has a lot to offer but unfortunately all the media seem to ignore it.

I've got a sensitive question for all you dudes who identify as "fellow pro-2A ladies" Welcome, Tiffany!