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Pete Ebbink · 07-14-2006, 10:54 PM

Russell,

Not a bad piece to hang on the wall as a "place holder" until you can mount a real one on the wall.

And since this is coming from TN, you can be certain the luger will not be all rusted over. Where the heck is "Buck Snort" anyways ???

Here is some Google info. on this little town :

" The Bucksnort Legend
How Bucksnort Got Its Name
Bucksnort is the unusual name of a small community on I-40 in Hickman County, Tennessee. You may think the community received its name because of the presence of a large number of deer found in the area. However, the most often told story about the naming of Bucksnort goes back to the 1880's to a trader living here by the name of Buck. Along with the items of an 1880's mercantile, it seems Buck also sold "Moonshine". People would say they were going to "Bucks to get a snort", hence the name "Bucksnort".

07-14-2006, 10:54 PM	#3
Pete Ebbink User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: The USA Posts: 5,919 Thanks: 0 Thanked 6 Times in 4 Posts	Russell, Not a bad piece to hang on the wall as a "place holder" until you can mount a real one on the wall. And since this is coming from TN, you can be certain the luger will not be all rusted over. Where the heck is "Buck Snort" anyways ??? Here is some Google info. on this little town : " The Bucksnort Legend How Bucksnort Got Its Name Bucksnort is the unusual name of a small community on I-40 in Hickman County, Tennessee. You may think the community received its name because of the presence of a large number of deer found in the area. However, the most often told story about the naming of Bucksnort goes back to the 1880's to a trader living here by the name of Buck. Along with the items of an 1880's mercantile, it seems Buck also sold "Moonshine". People would say they were going to "Bucks to get a snort", hence the name "Bucksnort".