Never too old

[WarPig1976]

Mattel couldn't make that again these days.

a spud gun

Those I know about. Built a couple and blew one up in my hands once too. I think they all blowup though after so many shots.

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[mr.e moose]

Those I know about. Built a couple and blew one up in my hands once too. I think they all blowup though after so many shots.[/QUOTE]

The old spud guns. You would press a chunk of potato into the muzzle and use caps to shoot it out. Strictly short range but we had a lot of fun back in the 60's playing cop's and robber's or bovine movement specialist's and native indigenous people.

[WarPig1976]

bovine movement specialist's and native indigenous people.

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[Bob Womack]

And then there was Joe.



GI Joe fought with GI Aussie and GI Russian against GI German, GI Jap, etc. I've got eleven of them with an M1919, mine sweeper, M1 Garands, Carbines, 1911s, bazooka, Nabu pistols, well, you name it.

Bob

[Gil Boyd]

....................and there I was, thinking this NOKIA phone was the state of the art