When we vacationed in Florida several years ago, among the items for sale at one of the many yard sales in our neighbourhood, was a handgun, just laying on the table. One potential customer picked it up and, of course, pulled the trigger. BANG! Fortunately he had it pointed down at the lawn.
GreasyOldTam 10 months ago
Yeah, that’s what I hate most about garage sale cannons.
ronaldspence 10 months ago
it is not of the caliber they are used to no doubt!
sdmitchell02 10 months ago
The guy said it belonged to his fodder.
KC135E/R BOOMER 10 months ago
To buy a cannon at a garage sale and get my Wife’s reaction on video. A guy can dream…
Dirty Dragon 10 months ago
Nate should have known better, going to the Harlem Globetrotters’ annual rummage sale.
Good morning, crew!
win.45mag 10 months ago
ALL SALES ARE FINAL !!!!!!
HarryLime 10 months ago
When we vacationed in Florida several years ago, among the items for sale at one of the many yard sales in our neighbourhood, was a handgun, just laying on the table. One potential customer picked it up and, of course, pulled the trigger. BANG! Fortunately he had it pointed down at the lawn.
William Bednar Premium Member 10 months ago
During the Civil War, this type of weapon would have been called a “Quacker Cannon”.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member 10 months ago
Good morning Crew and my Captain when he gets here!
eb110americana 10 months ago
I would imaging testing cannon fire from someone’s front lawn would generally be frowned upon.
dogday Premium Member 10 months ago
It’s called consequences and it’s something at least one clueless generation would greatly benefit from a MUCH closer acquaintance with.
rgcviper 10 months ago
Sorry, Nate, but the Captain has a point here. Still, maybe you ought to seek some peaceful payback on the seller of the cannon.
Happy Friday, Crew.
FireAnt_Hater 10 months ago
The oars, and the position of Nate’s hands on them. Endearingly mis-drawn.