The Shooter's Corner

[rkittine]

It's now easier then ever to find Bob White and The Shooter's Corner. I stopped in there today to pick up some supplies and was greeted by: (Unfortunately I am an Winchester AA kind of guy, but how about a bench rest shotgun)

 

[LHSmith]

Yeah--that won't stay there too long.....gotta put up old rusty banged up ones to last.

 

[dolek]

Now that is cool.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Id have to mount that inside my shop. It would be shot and beat with a bat before being just plain ran over on the first night

 

[Intheshop]

That's pretty slick.Easy for visitors....."just pull in at the red,AA mailbox".

 

[hogpatrol]

Yeah--that won't stay there too long.....gotta put up old rusty banged up ones to last.

I put up a 1/8 steel one on a 4x4 post in two feet of concrete. Mailbox baseball on that puppy's going to result in a broken wrist.

 

[rkittine]

When I lived in Louisiana, I built a house and had a matching brick mailbox / news paper holder built. After it got knocked down by local boys running their pick ups at night, I had Steel Eye beams cemented in the ground under all the brick. Sure enough a few months later I heard a big crash in the middle of the night and there were two boys and their wrecked pick up on my front lawn. One hit his head pretty bad as apparently he had not put his seatbelt on and Yep - I got sued. Fortunately my attorney was able to get a summary judgement and the suit got dropped and the parents paid to have my mail box rebuilt. After all the stories in the local paper, it never happened again, but then I moved to Nashville. (Franklin actually) and I never had the same problem there.

Bob is in a very special residential area of New Jersey and I am sure that his neighbors know what is inside and since his house is not on a main road, it will probably last for a while.

Bob

 

[pirate ammo]

When I lived in Louisiana, I built a house and had a matching brick mailbox / news paper holder built. After it got knocked down by local boys running their pick ups at night, I had Steel Eye beams cemented in the ground under all the brick. Sure enough a few months later I heard a big crash in the middle of the night and there were two boys and their wrecked pick up on my front lawn. One hit his head pretty bad as apparently he had not put his seatbelt on and Yep - I got sued. Fortunately my attorney was able to get a summary judgement and the suit got dropped and the parents paid to have my mail box rebuilt. After all the stories in the local paper, it never happened again, but then I moved to Nashville. (Franklin actually) and I never had the same problem there.

Bob is in a very special residential area of New Jersey and I am sure that his neighbors know what is inside and since his house is not on a main road, it will probably last for a while.

Bob

where I'm at in Texas,TX-DOT puts your mailbox up,break-aways,that way stupids don't get hurt

 

[rkittine]

Interesting as when I was in Trophy Club in Grapevine, the builder put up a brick mailbox set up when he built the house. That was in the late 80s though.

Bob

 

[pirate ammo]

Interesting as when I was in Trophy Club in Grapevine, the builder put up a brick mailbox set up when he built the house. That was in the late 80s though.

Bob

moved here ,put it on a treated 4x4 with cement,,they took it down and redid
it Bastrop County