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Off Topic Western Fans on The Porch

jackknife said:
Actually, I think 1857 is the year for the .22 short from Danial Smith and Horace Wesson. The patent was actually held by a man named Rollin White, who let Smith and Wesson use it in the S&W number 1 revolver, the first revolver using the self contained metallic cartridge. Rollin White died a wealthy man from the royalties from S&W, as they sold a heck a lot of those little .22 revolvers. In that same year, Christian Sharps patented his 4 barrel .22 short derringer. That was a big seller as well.
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you right. I dislike brain typos/brain butt burps...
 
Hickory n steel said:
Good for you, and those coasters are darn cool.
I've never seen or heard of the series Yellowstone , but I don't pay for any premium TV channels or streaming services where I assume the show airs.
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The Longmire series is based on the books by Craig Johnson. I've read them all, and they're fantastic!
 
stevekolt said:
The Longmire series is based on the books by Craig Johnson. I've read them all, and they're fantastic!
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The books were actually better than the tv show. The literary Walt had a good sense of humor, and the show isn't have Dog. Dog was a great addition. And they had to tame down Vic's character for tv. The literary Vic was a real salty customer.:eek:
 
jackknife said:
The books were actually better than the tv show. The literary Walt had a good sense of humor, and the show isn't have Dog. Dog was a great addition. And they had to tame down Vic's character for tv. The literary Vic was a real salty customer.:eek:
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Agreed, But I LOVE that Henry uses NO contractions in either the books or TV series...
 
I could happily read a post a week about your adventures and use of traditional knives Dave - some of the most enjoyable content on this forum. And you make some amazing knives! This is one of my all time faves.

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