I know not everyone is a Aaron Lewis fan but I think this is a pretty cool song, and it was recorded at the National Firearms Museum.
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Sweet. Thanks for Posting!
My grandaddy's gun - a relic from the past. Hembrug Mannlicher carbine. Has been fired in recent history, but probably never again. Not worth much, but not for sale at any price.
I like Aaron Lewis, but I think Rhett Akins has a better version and I think his was first.
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Great song, but I would like to see postings of what you have as 'Grandad's gun"
For me it's a Remington Model 11 (Humpback Browning) 12ga. He bought it 1921 at age 13 after picking cotton. It's recoil operated, kicks like a hard head mule and has accounted for more Bob White than populate the state. His English Pointer was known all around and he always had somebody wanting stud service. I had the pleasure of hunting with one of his decendents which Papa had up until I was 15. He was the last bird dog Papa had. He had purchased a Browning Sweet 16 right after he and Grandma got married, so I was "priviledged?" to get to carry the old Model 11. Dad loved it, because I didn't shoot too many shells. Finally, at Christmas, when I was 14, I found a Rem 1100 16ga under the tree. Both guns hold prominate places in the gun cabinet and each makes at least 1 trip afield every year.
For me it's a Remington Model 11 (Humpback Browning) 12ga. He bought it 1921 at age 13 after picking cotton. It's recoil operated, kicks like a hard head mule and has accounted for more Bob White than populate the state. His English Pointer was known all around and he always had somebody wanting stud service. I had the pleasure of hunting with one of his decendents which Papa had up until I was 15. He was the last bird dog Papa had. He had purchased a Browning Sweet 16 right after he and Grandma got married, so I was "priviledged?" to get to carry the old Model 11. Dad loved it, because I didn't shoot too many shells. Finally, at Christmas, when I was 14, I found a Rem 1100 16ga under the tree. Both guns hold prominate places in the gun cabinet and each makes at least 1 trip afield every year.
I have two from my grandfather. A Damascus Belgian SxS with exposed hammers and double triggers, and an 1890 win. Hex barrel pump .22.
Remington model 12c 22 pump action with octagon barrel. Was great grandpas. There's few more I'm in line to get.
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