In Waco last week. Had to go to the museum. That was my treat from wife after having done the Joanna and Chip thing.
More than a few firearms. Of the hundreds there I never heard a single shot fired nor any violence was committed by a single gun.
Recommended.
Here is a sampling from their collection.
First a Walker. I loved this. Kids, and interested adults too, can disassemble/assemble a real firearm. Next to this were three cabled Walkers, fully assembled, on stands of different heights that could be handled by anyone from 5yrs old up. A 10yr old kid with his grandad was there, he fell in love with them.
Next the original 1851 Navy, holster, and mold from a Reb soldier and Ranger.
Then the evolution on Colt revolvers from BP to smokeless unmentionables.
Finally a hodpodge of, if I remember correctly, mostly BP arms from The Revolution to the 1860’s
More than a few firearms. Of the hundreds there I never heard a single shot fired nor any violence was committed by a single gun.
Recommended.
Here is a sampling from their collection.
First a Walker. I loved this. Kids, and interested adults too, can disassemble/assemble a real firearm. Next to this were three cabled Walkers, fully assembled, on stands of different heights that could be handled by anyone from 5yrs old up. A 10yr old kid with his grandad was there, he fell in love with them.
Next the original 1851 Navy, holster, and mold from a Reb soldier and Ranger.
Then the evolution on Colt revolvers from BP to smokeless unmentionables.
Finally a hodpodge of, if I remember correctly, mostly BP arms from The Revolution to the 1860’s
