Rip Snorter

Cause no guy wants to talk about it?

If you haven't seen this...

Having a significant hearing loss, I can tell you you don't want it for yourself. Indoors or out I strongly recommend the maximum protection!

https://tandyleather.com/collections/paint-dye

Quite a few still out there - here is one. Search Behind the neck hearing protection for more. https://www.caldwellshooting.com/safety-gear/hearing-protection/e-max/e-max-low-profile-behind-the-neck-electronic-hearing-protection/487605.html

Just donated 2. Though they weren't used often, no problems with them and they were comfortable. Built in pumps. Fitted sheet and blanket pins made them more comfortable. The other thing, if the situation permits, is one of the collapsible platforms to put the inflatable on. Makes it more like a real bed.

I responded to a traffic accident call '67 or '68 - a Metropolitan had been run over by a semi that didn't see it when turning a corner. The hood had been crushed, but the passenger compartment was intact. No major injuries I can recall. Silly little car, but sturdy!

Old as you, we, are, I doubt you have field experience! I sure don't!

Haven't done it but thought about it quite a bit, a stout old suveyors tripod might work for cheap.

Conceilment, if not cover! Thanks!

There was another one https://genius.com/The-playmates-beep-beep-lyrics

The Accles Drum was no slouch!

Sabers as well - another potential game changer.

Lots of relatives back then, they all chipped in - there was actually more cowboy stuff. BTW, I was the only Grand child, Niece or Nephiew just after the War, different times. My Uncle and one Aunt were just returned from US Army Aircorps Japan occupation duty.

A guy I know has one and apparently it is good fun, but he goes through a LOT of 9mm. I have seen it, but never in action. He had no issues with it that he mentioned.