ElyBoy's reloading room (pics)

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

Well if I happened to stop by Ely's place in the future he'd have alot of reloading of 308Win he could get done after if he wanted to. Laughing

Dimitri

keetoowah

ok I'll ask, why Ely do you have a rug on the wall and a wolf skin on the ceiling?
seems you are a bit confused
usually the rug is on the floor and the skin is on the wall
cool guns though

my collection just grew with a 30 06 BAR looking for a good scope for it and a Ruger(shhh dont tell vince) 10/22 lr with scope
also looking at .32spec winchester lever oh oh oh oh

I went out shooting with a mountain man, a gentleman outlaw, and a three legged man last sunday. shooting range in the state land across the road from my cabin.

The mountain man was holding the outlaw's .44mag superblack hawk(mine is thicker barrel and prettier) with one hand and a beer in the other.. i didnt agree, but he was in Nam and hit everything he shot at impressively so i did something most women cant. stayed silent.

the gentleman outlaw being well into his 70s also hit everything he shot at.
he shoots competivedly from what i can gather about him.

the 3 legged man(he had a cane dahhhh) shot a 1920 16gu. shot gun and i thing personally his shot had too much in it and wouldnt come out of the break action barrel. and about knocked him off his two legs
he also had a .38 special that had two single barrels. i didnt like shooting it.

all these guys were talking specs and ballistics. things way over my head and i couldnt help but think of ya'll here in the Nut.

I didnt do too bad but need alot more practice. i hit some targets and was off a few inches on others. now if i had my bows ohh their mouths would have dropped. practice practice practice..

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

I don't know, I always figured if I managed to scrape up the money to hunt Bison in the northern territories I'd hang it on the ceiling. Laughing

As for Eric's comment about not being a cowboy, I dont know looking at that room I think its a "Cowboy's" room. Laughing

Dimitri

keetoowah

found some bison skins in a trading post and want to make some buffalo robes or coats as ya'll call them. awful heavy to have on the ceiling when it makes a great blanket on the bed. especially up there where you are D

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

That may be true Keetoowah, but on the ceiling its not going to get dirty. Laughing

A good wool blanket is always good on a cold night, which reminds me I need to find one for my apartment. Confused

Mind you my "shooting room" once the time comes is going to look more like a old trading outpost then Ely's Cowboy room. Fur, wood, random bits and pieces everywhere, and with a layer of dust on all the "pack rat" stuff I collect. Laughing

I must admit, I can't throw stuff I think MAY be useful in the next 10 years away, so I collect alot of stuff. Easiest way to get rid of something old is to offer it to me and if its anything I may like (outdoor stuff, computer stuff and the like), well its coming home with me. ROFL

Dimitri

keetoowah

it will get dirty.
ever look at you light globes on the cieling or the corners up at the ceiling.

it will also dry out faster and become more brittle quicker for heat rises. unless you are going to take down and oil it alot and often i would suggest the bed. and why would you want something scratchy like wool when you can have a good soften hide?
same way i might need it down the rode. had grand collection of things before the house burned down. now i am collecting again.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

I guess your right. Maynot be the best spot for it.

Still I never really found wool scratchy myself. Smile

Dimitri

keetoowah

wool drives me crazy. i do have some kangaroo hides and the fur is sooooo soft i want to make something special from them but know how to sew like that.
anyway good luck on your cowboy room.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5946

No Cowboy room for me Eric has the Cowboy room. Laughing

Dimitri

Vince

keetoowah wrote:

I went out shooting with a mountain man, a gentleman outlaw, and a three legged man last sunday. ..

A mountain man eh....ya gotta watch them mountain men....they like "mountain women"

A three legged man....thought we all were. Laughing

Congratulations on your growing arsenal. The Ruger 10/22 has a great reputation so you should have a ball with it....and a 30 ought six BAR is also a great rifle. All in all I reckon you are gonna be one very happy little papoose.

Cheers, Vince

keetoowah

well as you know theres only one this mountain woman loves and he loves my ............................... guns. oh yea sorry firearms.
cant wait to take them out and shoot them. have an elk in mind for this year hope i have a hunting bushman from canada with me.
glad youre back from your hunting trip vince. was quiet in here.

ElyBoy

Actually, the rug on the wall is camo material that Gander Mountain sells in 4ft x whatever length that you want.
All of the walls in my room are fully covered by this material.
I do have a full Timber Wolf mount in my other room.
The Texas Longhorn that I have over my bench came from the big Flea Market in Amarillo. $65.00. Looked great on the roof of our Suburban coming home.

My Wife will get a laugh that you guys call it my "Cowboy Room"

Eric

Bushmaster

And peaceful too...

Vince

Bushmaster wrote:

And peaceful too...

OI....stop picking on me you buggers. On second thoughts....nah....fill ya boots. While you are picking on me you are leaving everyone else alone.
Very Happy

Cheers, Vince

mikeleduc

ElyBoy does your Saint, er, wife have any sisters? I am banished to the garage. Even my 6x6 Elk mount is at a buddies house.
As they say, got a gun for my wife, good trade huh?