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Buffalo Soldiers
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Carpool the Old West
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Friends of the South
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Old West Reenactors
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Two-Step's Discussions
Can anyone identify this pistol?
If I where to guess, I would say that it is an English pattern pinfire revolver. This link shows one in the Borough Museum collection. It is the only one that I have found that has the same grip as t…
Replied Dec 3
McClellan Saddle
Basically, what I am seeing is that the McClellan is pretty worthless in regards to today's horse and rider...
Replied Dec 2
Brisco County Jr
The disc set has been out for a couple of years, but I have only recently found it. Needless to say, I snatched it up... it was the only copy the store had. I bought the Brisco disk set for $20.00, a…
Replied Nov 29
McClellan Saddle
I found a good (I think) information source for the McClellan saddle, but since my first hand knowledge of the McClellan is sparse at best, I though that some of you may want to add your 2 cents... h…
Replied Nov 29
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Age: 37
Marital Status: Married
Parental Status: Of one
If there is one thing that I have learned about the folks, is that when someone visits a profile it is either because they want a little poke, have had their whee delicate sensitivities offended, or are brave enough to consider you for friendship. It is my hope that you have come here for the later of the three.
Though, I must admit that I do enjoy offending ones whee delicate sensitivities. I also enjoy a good poke, but I happen to already have that department taken care of. :)
If you did happen to come here to make a new friend, then come on over to the fire, stick your hand out and say howdy. Otherwise, you is'a tresspass'n... NOW GIT !!!
Now, if you have stuck around this far, I would also like to invite you to a project that I have been working on. It is called the Wild West Society. It is dedicated to the history, legend, and lore that made the west wild. It is a place for both reenactors and competitive cowboy shooter types. It is just getting started, but I hope that you will at least give it a peek.
Oh, and by the way... WWS is not an extension of any business, nor is it supported by any group or organization. But even better than that, it is free to join and to take part in.
So, come on over and check it out.
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- What is your occupation?
- Why, do you want to barrow money?
- What is your website address?
- http://fcregulators.ning.com
- Do you subscribe to True West magazine?
- no, but I do purchase it locally
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Thanksgiving... older than America
Thanksgiving has roots in the Old testament. I will touch on it briefly, as it is relevant to the observation of Thanksgiving. Not as a religious lesso… Continue
Posted on November 25, 2009 at 9:23pm — 17 Comments
Bring'em Back
The type of westerns I am talking about are the ones where the characters where good, bad, and ugly. They where tough men and women living in a harsh world... not in some kind of sugar coated candy land where everything was "PC".
One of the things I liked about Lonesome Dove was the political incorrectness of it, es… Continue
Posted on November 24, 2009 at 12:54pm — 12 Comments
Rubber - an essay as relavent to the "old west"
I was very surprised by a lot of what I discovered, as will probably most of you who happen to read this will be. While I am sure that there will always be those who disdain rubber and anything remotely modern, rubber is one of those things that probably should be readily added to an… Continue
Posted on November 9, 2009 at 12:47pm — 6 Comments
The Appaloosa Horse
As a kid, there was a pasture that adjoined our modest 1/2 acre. In that pasture, there where often horses, that for the most part, went unattended, save the regular feeding and watering that they require… Continue
Posted on November 4, 2009 at 1:00pm — 4 Comments
Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 3:10pm on November 30, 2009,
Stan H said… - Yea, and besides I learned I was not "artistic" enough to build those $5000 saddles, and that is about the only way a man could make any money at saddle making.
Now I clean and rebuild saddles and tack. I enjoy getting ahold of some of the old time saddles, like Hamleys or Miles Citys and refurbishing them.
I also work with elk and deer hide, making bags, etc.
- At 2:20pm on November 29, 2009,
Stan H said…
- I went to the Spokane Community College. Learned under Jessie Smith. did fairly well, but learned that was not going to be a means of geting rich.
- At 9:50am on November 26, 2009,
Gayle said… 
- At 4:59pm on November 10, 2009,
Melvin Graf said… - I couldn't agree more with your comment to Abby!
- At 11:08am on November 4, 2009,
Sixgun said… - Ning aint cooperatin so I thought I would answer you on your page. The store is at 618 Main St, Van Buren and we are opening with some of the inventory this weekend. Seems this city is having an open house kinda thing. The group schedule is at www.lawbreakersandpeacemakersinc.com
Thanx Six
- At 6:14pm on November 3, 2009,
Sixgun said…
- Nice graphics there two step. Just 128 miles from you is Fort Smith. Come out this way and we'll give you the grand tour.
Six
- At 12:48pm on October 29, 2009,
Karin K. McKechnie said… - Thank you for the Friend invite! Greetings to you and your lovely wife.
- At 2:46pm on October 28, 2009,
Lee Anderson said… - A man can't have too many friends. About 37 years ago I found Arizona was not only a nice place to visit but a darned good place to live.
- At 10:47am on October 28, 2009,
James said… - Thanks for the ad Two-Step;
Your hobby/badges/ images are very nice. Well done.
- At 5:34am on October 24, 2009,
James said…
- Welcome Two-Step,
hope you have fun.
Teach and learn.
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