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[Highway Man]

Alot more parts made in U.S.A than I thought!

[Captain John H. Miller]

[Highway Man]

But your location says "under the ocean"

[Highway Man]

I miss this show.

[Captain John H. Miller]

I miss this show.

 

Does it work for gold as well?

 

[Highway Man]

He's got mine!

[Zap Rowsdower]

i think my dad has a mossberg single shot shotgun. i know he's got an ithaca police model from like the 20's or 30's. still used it up until a few years ago when boar hunting. it jammed on him and he since went to a ruger ar15 type. dont know its particulars. if he still has that mossberg,i remember shooting it when i was about 14 and it near breaking my shoulder. i still shot it a second time though,...and was bruised for weeks.

me personally? never hunted a day in my life. i'm trash and own a Taurus 38 that has never been shot and a single shot 22 ranger (marlin made but labeled for sears in the 30's)

 

 

 

i dont have any aga campolin knives.  but i have a few AKC ones. being a cottage industry,they all sort of share the same parts.

i have an akc 11 inch imitation ivory handle stiletto.

an akc minion otf. probably the most practical,but also lacks the eye appeal of a stiletto.

a dark horn handle leverletto. love this one. carried it for ages until the horns on the guard kept tearing holes in my pockets.

[Highway Man]

American Kennel Club knives?

[Zap Rowsdower]

automatic knife company. the american kennel clubs plays hell with searching on google.

 

one day i'd like an antique schrade shur snap or a colonial. but i aint that interested to drop that money on it.

i like the movie "the outsiders." but i dont LOVE it.

[Highway Man]

I have a Roughrider knife, https://www.ebay.com...redirect=mobile
Like this one, when sharpened right, it holds a great edge.
It's my every day carry.

[Captain John H. Miller]

I have a Roughrider knife, https://www.ebay.com...redirect=mobile
Like this one, when sharpened right, it holds a great edge.
It's my every day carry.

 

Nice knife! It even has a secondary knife to spread butter with!

[Highway Man]

I have a Roughrider knife, https://www.ebay.com...redirect=mobile
Like this one, when sharpened right, it holds a great edge.
It's my every day carry.

 
Nice knife! It even has a secondary knife to spread butter with!

Nah, that's for if you dull your other blade, you can still kill a man.....

[Highway Man]

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This big one is what I call my "hog sticker"

[Captain John H. Miller]

IMG_20200329_094026.jpg
This big one is what I call my "hog sticker"

 

I have some kitchen knives, so you better watch out!

[Highway Man]

IMG_20200329_094026.jpg
This big one is what I call my "hog sticker"

 
I have some kitchen knives, so you better watch out!

Just as long as you don't pull out a Elite German Throwing knife.....

[Highway Man]

18,April, 1942.
The Doolittle Raid, also known as the Tokyo Raid, was an air raid on 18 April 1942 by the United States on the Japanese capital Tokyo and other places on Honshu during World War II. It was the first air operation to strike the Japanese archipelago. It demonstrated that the Japanese mainland was vulnerable to American air attack, served as retaliation for the attack on Pearl Harbor, and provided an important boost to American morale. The raid was planned, led by, and named after Lieutenant Colonel James Doolittle, later General of the United States Air Force.[4]

16 B-25 Mitchell medium bombers

80 airmen (52 officers, 28 enlisted)
2 aircraft carriers
4 cruisers

8 destroyers

Japan:Unknown number of Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien fighters and anti-aircraft artillery
Casualties and losses,USA.
3 dead
8 POWs (4 lived to be rescued and 4 died in captivity: 3 executed, 1 by disease)
15 B-25s
1 interned in the Soviet Union

Japan:
About 50 dead, 400 injured (including civilians)
5 sailors captured
5 patrol boats sunk
At least 3 aircraft shot down
One nearly converted aircraft carrier damaged
https://en.m.wikiped.../Doolittle_Raid

[Highway Man]