Buckshot Bear

Hahaha Thanks Injun Ryder

Just love it!

Thanks Hardpan

Thanks Eyesa, so happy and such a surprise to receive it.

Look what a good friend surprised me with yesterday at our monthly WB match in the carpark whilst Jenorado and I were unpacking our cart. A hand made, lined with tanned kangaroo skin, customised with a tooled bear, 1911 holster for my SR Ruger which up unto yesterday I had been making do using my single action holster. Thank you Rusty for handcrafting this for me, you bowled me over with this kind and generous gift yesterday 🥰

Teacher's rules Australia in 1879

Rack off = Get lost

What are 'CMP' people?

You guys spell funny

TOTALLY Legit!

@Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062

The Toll Booths on the Sydney Harbour Bridge circa 1939

Weeties was a a popular breakfast cereal in the 1940s and 1950s. For many years the cereal boxes contained toys, collector cards or vouchers that could be saved up and redeemed for toys. Children who ate Weeties could sign up to join the Willie Weeties Club in Carnamah -a town and farming community 300 kilometres north of Perth where one would received a birthday message from the club in an envelope in 1953. Willie was a dressed grain of wheat with a crown on his head.