The Home Machinist!

Tried this in Gunsmithing with no responses so thought I would try it here.

Idaho Tan Line

My daughter sent this to me, she sure knows her dad.

Jack.

here is one reply but my dayghter uses a shoulder holster

Pretty funny. I saw the post on the gunsmithing forum, but there was no picture - this one's much better.

Wayne

Surfboards and Bikinis in Idaho????


Nice pic though.

Pacrat,

Well maybe not the waves encountered at the ocean but the Snake and get some pretty mean white caps when the wind comes up.

Jack.

I was inclined to say ...packing heat and all that but on third look, check out her right hand.

Spro,

I admit to being a little slow and naive, what am I missing with the right hand. Maybe the index finger looks like it knows it's way around a trigger?

Jack.

Hi There,



Me too. Also, isn't the placement of that tan line indicate
a left-handed draw?

Good Luck!
-Blue Chips-
Webb

Bro spro,

I can't in good conscience say that I ever noticed her hand...

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Glenn

Operating machines is perfectly safe......until you forget how dangerous it really is!

I think Webb is on to something, this may require additional observation.

Jack.

She has hands?

Harold

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It would seem Webb blew me out de water wth his observation. However if one observes the excellent swivel and construction it is possible for easy access below the prow. Due to the center of gravity, were the implement placed handle toward center, the barrel would follow the more linear plane. So the breech must rest accross either abuttment.