2aHawaii
General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: hawaiian on December 13, 2012, 09:28:27 PM
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I saw this tonight and had to take a pic. Where can I get something like this?
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Thats pretty cool..... Did you see that in person or off the web?
Gotta start it HAWAIIAN........ :thumbsup:
I smell an "AMMO ART" pic thread brewing...... ::)
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That ammo art piece is sitting right next to one of my favorite brewers (Rogue) and some wine. Ammo and alcohol, sounds like a new TV show to me. :rofl:
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the photo looks like the HPD registration department. Nah nah. Hahahahha
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I saw it at SWAM wine store in pearl city and asked about it. Jill, the owner said it was a gift from some dude that carves them out of old shells. It was displayed behind the cashier and she took it down so I could take a pic
I want one of those... Or 2 or 3 lol.
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MORE AMMO ART:
http://www.everydaynodaysoff.com/2012/12/15/acquire-shotgun-shells-make-christmas-ornaments/ (http://www.everydaynodaysoff.com/2012/12/15/acquire-shotgun-shells-make-christmas-ornaments/)
Merry Christmas, everyone!
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Sweet :shaka:
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My father made something like that while he was aboard ship. Had the Statue of Liberty tapped into a brass casing with a center punch and a steel projectile with three pipe-threaded holes in it. It was meant to be a gas light stand --that's how long ago it was. It was in three pieces, base, shell, and projectile, held together by the base and projectile being screwed toether with a long pipe in the centerline.
Wife1 and I had it in the old house in New York and had to leave it there with many other "valuable" things when we moved out to Colorado.
A couple of years later my mother sold the house and left all those goodies in there.
If anyone ever sees an artifact like that (looked like about 3"-4" caliber, from my memory) I'd sure like to know what happened to it.
Long shot, but who knows?
Terry, 230RN