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Rube Goldberg still lives! A Rube Goldberg machine, named after American cartoonist Rube Goldberg, is a chain reaction–type machine or contraption intentionally designed to perform a simple task in an indirect and (impractically) overly complicated way. Usually, these machines consist of a...

I’ve already enjoyed a half of bowl of popcorn while reading responses and have another bag in the microwave. The best answer here is that there’s no best answer! 😎

Knowing myself as I do, I’d probably desire something that money couldn’t buy!

A low numbered Singer 1911A1. Singer only produced 500 pistols.

Sounds like you songbirds are starting your migration south! Good to see your post. Hoping to see many more soon!

Now that’s a chain saw! Other than the sound the saw makes those those blaze orange suspenders should keep you safe when cutting trees during hunting season!

Drought conditions at my cabin out in western Va; third summer my spring has run dry. It will take a week of rain to bring it back in time for hunting season.

Prices ARE out of sight; however, if the regs reverted back to pre 1986 rules today’s prices would plunge and which would hurt investment wise. I expect I have a better chance of meeting visitors from another planet in my back yard tonight than seeing new NFA items for sale again.

The Japanese Type 92 heavy machine gun was nicknamed "the woodpecker" by Allied soldiers because of the sound it made when fired. The gun's low rate of fire and a stuttering effect during firing gave it this nickname. The Type 92 was a common tripod-mounted machine gun used by the Japanese...

No, that was the statue of General Robert E. Lee that has been torn down by the liberal morons that still run the city of Richmond.

GIs said they sounded like a woodpeaker

Those films made my day!

Welcome from the center of the universe. The members here are very knowledgeable and are great individuals.

Folks, as long as I can lift a 12oz beverage in one hand that’s all the weight lifting I need to do!

legacycollectibles.com has 2 in their inventory, but they are pricey

Better check, but I believe Ermas had alloy frames or at least the one I had did. Seems I had a problem with it feeding properly. Sat in a box with other junk for years until I traded it. The Interarms .22 was better made as I remember, but remembering for me is sometimes problematic!

Welcome from the center of the universe (central VA).

I agree with Hays and Hans. If it was me I’d find a better one in original condition and put the $300 towards a better one.

But he learned we aren’t push overs and stand united in what we know as well as how to deal with trolls!