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[Les]

Unless it's a circle around the globe!

I'm up for that!

[daytime dave]

We do have more of an international family than I thought for. I like it. I'm glad we have the flags. It helps show gun ownership around the world.

[JEBar]

We do have more of an international family than I thought for. I like it. I'm glad we have the flags. It helps show gun ownership around the world.

I absolutely agree ..

[RanchRoper]

There's way more lever action cowboys/cowgirls than I thought out there. Good to know, you never know when we might have to circle the wagons.

[Squatch]

There's way more lever action cowboys/cowgirls than I thought out there. Good to know, you never know when we might have to circle the wagons.

Keep the muzzles pointed outwards! I'll be asleep in my wagon. Wake me up if I need to use the Henry!

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[Sir Henry]

Who remembers the TV show Wagon Train? I don't remember any being blue.

We are now at 1,016.

[Squatch]

SH have you picked up YOUR NEW WAGON yet?

[CT_Shooter]

Who remembers the TV show Wagon Train? I don't remember any being blue.

In an attempt to escape reality, I've been watching Wagon Train (On Demand Starz Encore TV) for the last many months. It's been enjoyable, filled with award winning actors and actresses and some engaging, if not simple, story lines. They also depicted action scenes with lever action rifles (an occasional Henry) and Colt Single Action handguns, which are always fun.

It was a long running series with each single season having nearly 40 episodes, so I still have a lot more to watch. I recently watched one that featured a wagon with an Italian Coat of Arms emblazoned across the canvas, but you are right; so far, none of the wagons appear to have been painted. However, it was filmed in black and white, so maybe one or two of them was painted a nice shade of robin egg blue. It would be hard to tell.

[JEBar]

I recently watched one that featured a wagon with an Italian Coat of Arms emblazoned across the canvas, but you are right; so far, none of the wagons appear to have been painted.

many folks may not be aware that Conestoga Wagons ===> https://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPho ... diana.html <=== were made by Studebaker .... they have a nice one on exhibit at the Studebaker National Museum ===> https://studebakermuseum.org/ <=== in South Bend, Indiana .... its a fascinating museum that is well worth the visit

[Sir Henry]

SH have you picked up YOUR NEW WAGON yet?

I pick it up next Friday at 10 am.