My new baby boy!!

Here is the latest addition to our family. We named him Rudy.

My Baby Girl Is Not So Baby Anymore!

We were out shopping the other day and Faith just happened to have her camera. So of course while Tricia in her favorite scrapbook store Faith pulled out the camera. Here are the results. Where has the Baby part of her gone?

Goof Ball!

Just had to post this strange yet interesting picture of my daughter.

Fire in the Sky!!!

Last night the sky was a beautiful color of red. I called Faith out to look and she was so excited that she had to take pictures. So here they are....

My first time linking...

Hey there all... I am linking for the first time and Tricia is helping.

Here is the movie that I went to see today. X Men Origins: Wolverine.

I loved this movie it rocked you have to go see it!!!!!!

I have been looking to acquire this bayonet.

My wish list.

These rifles are on my wish list. Got to start saving my pennies.


Enfield P-1853 Three Band Rifle. Used by both sides during the Civil War.


Springfield Trapdoor rifle. It came into service just after the US after the Civil War and various models of served until 1893. The one pictured is the Model 1873.


Springfield Model 1896 KRAG rifle. Use by Teddy Rosevelt during the Spanish American War.

Gun of the day.

Today's blog is brought to you by the letter "Z" and the Ballester Molina .45 cal Pistol. As you can tell I'm not much of a handgun guy but I do like my Argentinian M1911 look alike. My wife is a deadly shot with this thing too. I got her a Walther PPK style pistol like James Bond uses but she hated it. However, she really likes the Molina and the way it feels in her hands. You should see the smile on her face when she pulls the trigger on this thing. Got to keep my lady happy. I guess I'll let her keep it.


Argentinian Ballester Molina shoots the .45cal round


Hungarian PA-63 shoots the 9mm Makarov round