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pappy177 · April 13, 2009, 10:48 PM

very easy to make.
Back in the mid 60's I lived in Yuma for 5 years , my friend and I spent our free time exploring old mines and ghost towns , we did find two old six shooters that I now know were 45 long colt and one rifle with a rolling block I have no idea what it was.
They were quickly taken from us by our parents as we were only allowed to have 22's and pump 410's.
I often wonder what happened to them because as you know nothing rusts down there.
And by the way we got around on my old 305 Honda superhawk at that time , quite a bike in its day.

April 13, 2009, 10:48 PM	#24
pappy177 Member Join Date: March 14, 2009 Location: port richey florida Posts: 46	very easy to make. Back in the mid 60's I lived in Yuma for 5 years , my friend and I spent our free time exploring old mines and ghost towns , we did find two old six shooters that I now know were 45 long colt and one rifle with a rolling block I have no idea what it was. They were quickly taken from us by our parents as we were only allowed to have 22's and pump 410's. I often wonder what happened to them because as you know nothing rusts down there. And by the way we got around on my old 305 Honda superhawk at that time , quite a bike in its day.