From: Patrick Jankowiak (eccm@swbell.net)
Date: Sat Apr 19 2003 - 11:29:39 PDT
In Texas, we:
Put the mount in. put the gun on. cover the gun only if you want to
keep it from getting dirty. leave it on for the show, so everyone can
see it and to frighten liberals and pantywaists!
HOO-WHEE!!
sorry, early saturday morning attitude
GOTAM35 wrote:
>
> Well the convoy and the rally are just 2 weeks away and I am debating with
> myself (probably not wise) about not putting the 50 cal gun ring on the
> truck for the show. Since I will be traveling through several states, I am
> wondering about a few things and maybe some of you can help me out.
>
> First off, can I place the dummy gun in the ring for the convoy. If not, is
> it really worth the trouble to re-install the mount on my truck just to have
> the gun sat in it at the show? I am not inclined to do this because I have
> obviously spent some quality time with the set up. However will folks
> really enjoy seeing stuff like that in the vendor area? I have not attended
> this show and therefore have no point of reference here.
>
> If I want to put the gun in the mount for the convoy, do I need to cover it?
> If this is the proper thing to do where can I get a cover (cheap)? Or can I
> just rap it in a chunk of canvas (real cheap)? It is an hour or two of work
> to put it all back on the truck and that is why I want to make sure it will
> actually be something someone else would like to look at.
>
> Thanks again for any help. I am hoping to swap pumps in my other truck in
> the morning. Couldn't do it with out the help I have received from some of
> you.
>
> Joe Trapp
>
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