OT - This guy looks like a reenactor- Either that or squad designated bullet magnet

[Mark in Rochester]

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[browningautorifle]

Reenactor...I'd think. We have one around here like that.

[Mark in Rochester]

Reenactor...I'd think. We have one around here like that.

Unfortunately, this guy is the real deal - haven't been able to id him as yet

[browningautorifle]

this guy is the real deal

Reminds me of the fat Captain actor accompanying Ernest Borgnine in "The Dirty Dozen"...navigating for him poorly.

[Surpmil]

Unfortunately, this guy is the real deal - haven't been able to id him as yet

Fecal impaction.

Knew of a geezer like that locally: stank to high heaven from all the putrefaction. Gut like a drum; last time I saw him he was hobbling about on crutches and probably dead by now.

[Mark in Rochester]

Fecal impaction.


Knew of a geezer like that locally: stank to high heaven from all the putrefaction. Gut like a drum; last time I saw him he was hobbling about on crutches and probably dead by now.

Had a college roommate whose nickname was Slim - he looked like this guy - 10 steps out of the shower and he would start sweating - his classmates would throw bars of soap at him

[mnmkeller]

Schultz!!!

[jond41403]

Would a regular M1936 pistol belt be able to be adjusted enough to fit this guy? Or would he had to have had one special made? I have several pistol belts and I don't think I could adjust it anywhere near the size to fit that guy.

[Bill Hollinger]

Would a regular M1936 pistol belt be able to be adjusted enough to fit this guy? Or would he had to have had one special made? I have several pistol belts and I don't think I could adjust it anywhere near the size to fit that guy.

Two of them perhaps???

[RCS]

notice the rifles, appear to be M1903 or M1917 all with the long bayonet - doubt reenactors