TRIVA FUN

k0ua · Dec 23, 2015

2LaneCruzer said:
How about "Romeo and Juliet"?

... ...:thumbsup:

Redneck in training · Dec 23, 2015

Redneck in training said:
VLTAVIN

There are no takers. Vltavin or Moldavit is meteoric glass. There was a time that it was quite fashionable jewelry item but it is relatively cheap today. I used to have several pieces I found by just walking outside but they got lost when moving from one apartment to another.

crash325 · Dec 24, 2015

Here is an easy one.
What is a "Clovis Point????

Herkamer Diamond has nothing to do with a real diamond
Think Quartz.

bcp · Dec 24, 2015

"Clovis" is very early North American spear (arrow?) point style.

Bruce

bcp · Dec 24, 2015

What are the AZ, CA intaglios?

Bruce

2LaneCruzer · Dec 24, 2015

bcp said:
"Clovis" is very early North American spear (arrow?) point style.

Bruce

I believe the name is derived from the location where the first examples were found in the 1920's; Clovis New Mexico.

tallyho8 · Dec 24, 2015

What is a neutral ground?
(People from New Orleans are ineligible to answer this)

om21braz · Dec 26, 2015

tallyho8 said:
What is a neutral ground?
(People from New Orleans are ineligible to answer this)

Geographical or electrical? After reading a little, I understand omitting La. Folks.

om21braz · Dec 26, 2015

tallyho8 said:
What is a neutral ground?
(People from New Orleans are ineligible to answer this)

Geographical or electrical? After reading a little, I understand omitting La. Folks.

Bigfoot62 · Dec 26, 2015

crash325 said:
Bout time some of you other folks ask a few questions> What ya think???

The most ungainly gun in the old TV westerns was Steve McQueen's cut off rifle, with the large loop lever.

Chuck Conner's in The rifle Man TV show.
Was there any practical reason to have a large loop lever?????

Were these the first or only big loop lever action rifles in old time westerns TV or Movies????

What was the common name of the large loop lever actions, with a short butt stock and short barrel?