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Hashknife Cowboy

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Hashknife Cowboy last won the day on December 6 2016

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About Hashknife Cowboy

  • Birthday 01/01/1957

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    Flagstaff, AZ
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    Traditional Archery<br />Elk Hunting<br />Fly Fishing<br />Horses /> Member-Clear Creek Cowboys and Retired LEO & Retired Higher Ed Educator in Criminal Justice.

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  1. Someone please buy this pistola, it is a great value at the reduced price. There has got to be a handgun hunter out there who needs this.....
  2. If you still have these, I will take them..... PM me with the info......
  3. This stuff really does take place. Then one day some bureaucrat of a administrator will get word of this and create a policy and reporting guidelines for a simple act of human kindness and if not documented, the officer gets disciplined. I almost 3 decades of law enforcement I saw this exact scenario too many times. So we continued to do what we had to do and told no one. Whether well meaning, malicious or just ignorant, police administrators create more problems when there is not a need to. I will always support the men and women who are the unsung heroes and know and do the right thing when the situation presents itself. God Bless them all and thank you for being there.
  4. For those of us who grew up in the Phoenix area during the 60's, Wallace and Ladmo taught us kids how to tell time. Their show came on at 4 PM and all of us kids would run or pedal our bikes on home to not miss a minute of it. Although I never won a Ladmo bag it wasn't for trying. Thanks for the memories and to Dr. Zook for the post. On a side note, I was able to meet with Ladmo as an adult and was able to personally thank him for all that he and Wallace had done for the kids. Classy gentleman they both were. Maricopa County was a simpler place back then....
  5. For Sale 36 year old - Unfired- Ruger Old Army - stainless - adjustable sights - 7 1/2 inch barrel - .457 ball caliber - $1000.00 and we split shipping 50/50. Gun has been in the safe for decades, never capped, loaded or fired. has original yellow box, owners manual and nipple wrench. PM me or email me: dr3498@hotmail.com I can bring it to Bordertown if anyone is interested.
  6. Mad $$$$, you can't predict what made need to follow you home into your gun safe......
  7. No gun collection is every complete. A full gun safe is a great thing! If left alone, guns breed and create baby guns every 24 weeks. And finally... you might be a Redneck if your gun safe is larger than your refrigerator......Nice collection!
  8. SOLD - Non CAS - Ruger Super Redhawk, .44 Magnum, Stainless steel, 7 1/2 inch barrel, 6 shot, Houge/Ruger rubber grips. Comes with original grey box, paperwork, stainless scope rings and original rubber grips with wood inserts. The gun has been tuned by Gary Reeder (https://www.reedercustomguns.com/PPP.htm) the Positive Performance Package. This consists of the Maxi Throat, Deep Dish Crown and action job. $1100.00 and I get 50% of the shipping. The gun is in excellent condition and was meant for handgun hunting and has not been used for such. dr3498@hotmail.com
  9. These folks in Cave Creek do great work, you will not be disappointed..... https://watsonshatshop.com/ https://watsonshatshop.com/shop/the-bowler-2/
  10. Just a pair of SAA's in .45..... Grips by Joe Perkins of Tucson. Finely tuned and such a pair of shooters.
  11. Share your story..... It rattled, it smoked, it required I keep spare parts inside but I got it to run, stop and occasionally start it with a screw driver. The seat was uncomfortable and the lap belt was a add on. Paint was a mysterious faded shade of blue and the floor shift knob was advertising Coors. Floor shift was a great thing when you needed to shift into reverse while on a date with your favorite girl and she was in the middle, since it took to heads to drive back then. The radio was the AM variety and the AC meant rolling down the windows. As I compare it with my modern marvel in the driveway with all of those widgets and gadgets that defy description, I do miss that truck. Oh to do a full body restoration and keep the gun-rack that I installed with some sheet metal screws that carried coffee cups and a favorite 30-30 from time to time. Great memories of being young, free and broke at the Napa store.
  12. From a business perspective, I can't fault them one bit. Still a great company to deal with.
  13. Summer is AZ is just plain hot! On the east side of Flagstaff my barn thermometer was at 100 yesterday afternoon. The entire free world from Maricopa County is in Flagstaff currently for the 4th, can't fault any of them either. As far as Snowbowl goes I say we all go shoot in Alpine in eastern, AZ. We all know this too will pass... man it's HOT!
  14. On the topic of 22's... Now I don't consider my self old, vintage or high mileage perhaps, but not old. Back in the early to mid 60's I'd collect empty pop bottles on my way home from school and trade them in at the local mom and pop store for a box of .22 shorts. I believe it was 5 bottles for a box of 50. Then I was all set to go on Safari with my Winchester model 62. Different times, different days and attitudes. High mileage people can relate.
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