
I feel compelled to note - all explosive items are inerted, i.e., they are no longer energetic except as Newton's laws apply. And everything in the picture is legal where I live. Your mileage may vary, don't assume your local standards apply here where I live.



Not sure why a dusty keyboard is on the shelf, but maybe it is some sort of James Bond thing.
I like the THREE (count 'em- THREE!) PIAT bombs. Those are really hard to find.
Something *always* needs organzing in there, Neffi. I putter about quite a bit, the place is always a work in progress.
I really don't mind LEOs doing their jobs within the bounds of the law and constitution. I was one once, and you can make the argument military personnel are, too, given statutory authorities, but they don't like that formulation.
But there's no real reason to poke them in the eye just because you can. Getting a judge or jury to agree they overstepped their bounds after they blew everything up is small comfort when you can pre-empt the blowing up of things in the first place.
I have little use for the BATF. They hated the NRA, and GOA (probably still do) and would not eat at a Roy Roger's Roast Beef ristorante. I had my tongue in cheek thinking of the reaction of one of the many idiots they employ. I've been told no other Fed Agency wants an ATF alum.
Apparently J(NTA) has some TOW tubes taking up space in his goods store...
Dude, you deliver a Cobra, I'll make space. The barn would take it, no problem.
On another note, you may have answered this in connection with a previous post, but what kind of spigot mortar is that sitting on your workbench in that last image?
A little shop of horrors, that.
Oh, mwahahaha.....