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I posted this on another forum

I need to use a walker around the house anymore . It is hard carry stuff around the house using a cane . So this walker work out perfect for me as a cart or wagon plus I can use it like A TV tray on wheels for my dinner and when I need to do thing like in the kitchen like cook or do dish and need to sit down the walk workout perfect . I set it up to carry my gun , ammo , cane , flashlight and knife all the time . If a bad guy breaks in my house he broke into the wrong house I my be slow but I'm ready since I need the walker to get around the house and everything is on it if I need to protect myself . ..

Wow, very cool tgr. My fiances father had a walker like that, but not like that. His didn't have the means to defend himself. That is one great war wagon you have there. Nice job.

If that becomes a TV show on HBO, I'm tuning in....

"Stay tuned for scenes from next week's Gun Walker..."

Very cool, war wagon is the term for sure. Maybe a little neon sign on front that lights up ADIOS...

war wagon indeed .... nicely done

RanchRoper wrote:If that becomes a TV show on HBO, I'm tuning in....

"Stay tuned for scenes from next week's Gun Walker..."

Very cool, war wagon is the term for sure. Maybe a little neon sign on front that lights up ADIOS...

Assault Wagon. Paint it black.

How about a Laxan windshield off my trike on it to bounce off bullets .

It's a real shame that you actually have to use the walker, but I love what you've done with it!

"Have Gun Will Travel" stolen from the Gunner Forum.

Nice. I use a walker most of the time as well... wheelchair for longer days. (Mall, museum.) My carry piece is the 23 as well. The wife took the 23c. Lol. (Some days I go with a P220...)

Les wrote:It's a real shame that you actually have to use the walker, but I love what you've done with it!

I quit working and retired in 1993 at age 50 before I got too old to enjoy it or became disable . I've enjoyed my retired life of 23 yrs .Only the last 5 yrs SUCK . So NEVER feel sorry for me . As long as I can ride my motorcycle every day around town to go shopping or lunch I'm SUPER HAPPY ..

You beat me by a decade. I retired in 2003 and have been retired 13 years.

Retirement is fun. I retired in 2005 at the age of 62 and am enjoying every bit of it.

My mom uses a walker like that (minus the artillery). She moves very slow with a cane but can scoot along using the walker. If she gets tired, she locks the brakes and sits for a spell.

Sorry the last 5 years have not been as enjoyable, but glad you can go out for lunch and get to the store.

Steve51 wrote:My mom uses a walker like that (minus the artillery). She moves very slow with a cane but can scoot along using the walker. If she gets tired, she locks the brakes and sits for a spell.

Sorry the last 5 years have not been as enjoyable, but glad you can go out for lunch and get to the store.

I drove the motorcycle yesterday to lunch and super market . Today I will take the car to lunch 20 miles away . I've only drove the Miata with the top up one time for 4 miles since I've own it in over a year .

I thought you sold the Rebel???

Sir Henry wrote:I thought you sold the Rebel???

NEVER. I was thinking of get a different bike at one time ........... I ride the Rebel over 300 days a year . I only drive my car maybe 3X a month .

SOLD the trike

The Rebel is one of the coolest things you have.

UPDATE

Since I use this walker as a TV tray on wheels too I mounded a cutting board on the seat and I mounded a roll of paper towels under the seat .Now I can get my dinner and drink from the kitchen and wheel it to the living room and sit in front of TV . I had to move the cane to handle which much better there . I love my walker it really allow me to move around the house fast and easy without my cane . Plus I have my gun with me 100% time in my house if I ever need it . The 8" wheels roll easy over my oxygen tube on the floor you can see in pic .