Barbecue Gun

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Grilling bacon-wrapped steaks and lobster tails requires the proper choice of barbecue gun. In this case, a Ruger Vaquero in .45 Colt. My buddy Steve (who took his oath of citizenship last week, btw) is wearing a Richard's-Mason 1860 conversion pistol in .45 S&W.


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I grill a lot myself. I'm always armed when doing so. Not because I'm grillin but because I'm just always armed!!! :D
 
Don't have a picture (need to fix that) but I guess it would be the 5.5" SS Bisley .41Mag in a Simply Rugged Pancake worn cross draw or the Mod58 Smith in a Mernickle's PS6DA Strong Side. If expecting a rough crowd maybe both! :)
Kevin
 
Please tell the readers that pic as taken last fall. With most of the country in single-digits and shoveling snow three times a day, they may start asking about homes in your neighborhood... :shock:

Nothing to see here folks. We get snow too. (it just melts away before lunchtime). 8)
 
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I do a lot of outdoor cooking. I have a wood pellet grill, a big green egg and a rotisserie build in my yard. I have never once felt the need to be armed when cooking. I also have a big charcoal grill at my cabin. Still never had the need to be armed, even in the woods. I must be missing something. I'm not being critical here and I mean no disrespect. I need to rethink things I guess.
 
skeeter said:
I do a lot of outdoor cooking. I have a wood pellet grill, a big green egg and a rotisserie build in my yard. I have never once felt the need to be armed when cooking. I also have a big charcoal grill at my cabin. Still never had the need to be armed, even in the woods. I must be missing something. I'm not being critical here and I mean no disrespect. I need to rethink things I guess.

The tell-tale sign is "Minnesota". You're too far north to "get" the concept of a barbecue gun. It's more of a piece of jewelry than a weapon, although it will do if needed.
In a related thought, I wear a plain old .44 mag when cooking in the woods. I had a nice grilled steak dinner ruined once by a bear. The bear got the steaks. It was before firearms were allowed in state parks here.
 
Great BBQ!

And a hearty congratulations to Steve. My wife took her oath on 1/30/15. She already has her US passport!
 
This is as close as I can come. It is an old Colt that was pretty well devoid of finish, so I had it chromed and put on a set of faux ivory grips. It is chambered for the .32 Auto ctg., which should get me out of any trouble that I might get into at a BBQ.

 
Wow. This same topic is discussed so many times, and every time, somebody expresses that they just don't feel the need to be armed when BBQing, or otherwise just don't get it.

As Pal Val said...it's jewelry that's worn at an event. It's ceremonial.

I escort many Veterans funerals, and I often wear a Bowie knife that is well adorned. No, I don't ever expect to have to use it at a funeral. It is also just ceremonial jewelry.

Go to a parade where there are pipers. They've always got a cute little knife stuck in their sock. Don't expect they need it in a parade, either, but it's a ceremonial part of their outfit.

Even the American Legion, the VFW, or countless other Color Guards carry rifles in parades. Don't expect they'd ever need them either. It's part of America. It's what we do. I can't imagine this concept passed up the frigid Northern States.

And although I have plenty of guns to wear at a BBQ, I do not have a BBQ gun. I would love to have one. A wonderfully engraved BBQ gun and rig to do it justice is at the top of my wish list. But Northerners don't BBQ, so I'd still have nowhere to wear it.

Even us guys from up North could get chicks if we went to the neighborhood block party with our BBQ guns, and dressed to the nines. :mrgreen:


WAYNO.
 
As Pal Val said...it's jewelry that's worn at an event. It's ceremonial.



Right. It's functional jewelry.



Oddly enough, I often wear a kilt to barbecue, and I don't 'need' to do that either. Due to recent weight loss, all my kilts are being altered to fit my smaller size right now.
 
I live in a place where people very rarely ever question a person wearing a gun. And when they do, they are almost invariably a liberal snowbird, or a liberal college student.
 

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