Someone should do a Real Commentary on all of these Firearms. They are very interesting, even if they may be special editions, copies of real pistols and rifles etc., including the John Wayne collection first presented in this video. Surely, someone must have cataloged each and every one of these firearms, possibly the proprietor. I believe that most people would like to see what is actually on display, I would!
I lived in Reno and I've been to this truck stop a handful of times it's a truck stop like no other.I love how they got all these guns hanging on the wall.. Elvis Presley,John Wayne,old native American arrow heads and so much more. thank you for sharing this video. 👍
Nice little display of firepower. Would have enjoyed seeing them up close and personal also. Had been to the Ft. Lee gun museum in Virginia in the early 80's; was amazed at the collection of old and some newer items they had there. Was totally awesome to see as I drooled over them.
My dad, Bill Moses sounded exactly like John Wayne and would come home from work and he would say " what's ya doing pilgrim" you couldn't tell the difference. He was one of Colorado's top 10 chefs and cook steaks like John Wayne liked.
That''s a great collection. Speaking of John Wayne, while travelling west, I stumbled upon his birth place in Winterset, Iowa once. One of my main heroes...whose hero he isn't?
I wonder if any of the guns were from Wayne's films.? An interesting fact, a very young John Wayne actually met and got to know a very old Wyette Eurp. Eurp hung around RKO Studios as a part time paid consultant. Wayne was just a runner and set dresser at that time. Wayne played football in college at I believe USC. His coach got him a job there by handing out free football tickets to studio people, after Wayne lost a football scholarship due to an injury.
Awesome collection. But I hate those truck stops with a passion. I did drive and having to go to these dumps was one of the most dreaded task of the job. These with the video gambling were the worst. This is were loosers from every social latter gather to zombiefy in front of these machines to toss their money away and to tan their skin to tough leather from the stale cigarette smoke. Outside was just as bad. Having to dodge the no driving big company drivers that would block the entire parking lot , the ones who would block the fuel island while playing the video card games , the road whores that you had to keep away from you. Seeing this video makes me sure not miss driving anymore.
I have an Arizona Territory Commemorative Colt. It is a special edition gun celebrating 100 years of Arizona becoming a territory of the United States. Most of these commemorative models, including the John Wayne commemorative Colts are functioning firearms and they are well made but they are not very desirable or collectible and they don't command the prices a similar Single Action Army pistol in blue steel with color case hardened frame or nickel plated model. They are great shooters though. I picked up my Arizona commemorative model this year and while it has some handling wear I don't think it was ever shot despite having been manufactured almost 60 years ago (this makes it a 2nd generation Colt Single Action Army). I have since removed the mother-of-toilet seat plastic grips and fitted walnut stocks and I removed the gold plated cylinder for a blue cylinder off another commemorative model from the same time frame and I have shot it a number of times. The action is excellent, it is accurate and it is a joy to shoot.
John Wayne's actual, personal collection is at the Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, including the famous wide loop 1892 Winchester carbine and the yellow handled Colt. They are in a large room FULL of movie/movie star guns.
If this is truly a John Wayne collection, it is way out of place seems like it should be in the Smithsonian or someplace safe and due its respect in Los Angels. Shame on you Patrick and Michael. This is dreadful.
Sorry folks, but that is NOT John Wayne's gun collection: it is part of the collection of the late Sidney Doan, the man that built the truck stop. (formerly known as Sierra Sid's) The two gun belts that you initially see in the video did in fact belong to Wayne, however, the one on the wall was given to Sid by Wayne's bodyguard, along with (I believe) the two revolvers on the wall underneath the belt. Sid did own one or two of Wayne's guns, but his daughter hasn't had them on display in years. She has also, within the last few years, removed the guns and jewelry that belonged to Elvis and Vernon Presley. ALL OF THE GUNS ARE REAL, AND OPERATIONAL. However, the vast majority, as others have mentioned, are commemorative's that were issued between the 1960's and early 1990's. There are still a few originals (from the 1800's) on display, and a few of the guns have been fired by Sid, when he was still alive. FWIW, the collection, when Sid was alive, also covered most of the walls in the casino! Currently, there's just what you see here, that's on display. TA owns the truck stop as a whole (and has been running it into the ground in my opinion), but Sid's daughter still has something to do with the casino, and of course, the firearms. How do I know? I live in Sparks, and I keep my truck parked there when I'm not on the road. :)
LOL....Thanks Charles X. for sprinkling some "perspective" on "John Wayne's Gun Collection"; too funny. Somebody once said there's a sucker born everyday.
Thanks Charles X. Like I said before, my equipment company had a branch over on McCarran. It was the Bob-Cat dealer and various other large equipment. I had to haul most of the equipment out after the flood of '97. We. Had to load everything up with the big Link Belt Crane because all the engines were flooded except the upper crane engine, it was above the water line and dry.
I never knew that was there. thanks for the video. My equipment company had a branch store across I-80 from that TA stop and I got fuel and permits there.
I did live near this truck so after seeing this writ up I went there to see the collection. There a few special editions and a gun that did belong to an employee of Wayne's that is now owned by the truck stop owner. There are quite a few nice guns in there though.
Apparently there are no historians there at the display! 94 Winchesters weren't even dreamed of when Custer was roaming the west. June 25 1876 At Crow Agency truck stop they displayed an 1886 Winchester saying could have been used at the Little Bighorn, Crow Agency is about 60 miles from The site! Grrrrr wish folks would stick to the truth!!!!
It might be a mix of real and replicas. I know many are real because they are commemoratives - which are real guns that fire real ammo. I'd love to see John Wayne's REAL collection.. Sad to see some discouraging remarks about his WWII service. I found this on that subject: In June, 1941, Wayne registered with Selective Service and was classified 3-A. That meant he had dependents (wife and kids). At that time, and for the first couple years of the war, that was pretty normal. The draft board had plenty of young, single men to choose from; they didn't need a 34 year old with kids. By late 1943, that was changing. He became eligible, but a third party request for a deferment was submitted and he was classified 2-A. That third party is believed to be Republic Pictures, the studio that had him under contract. That deferment expired in May 1945, at which point Wayne was classified 4-F (too old). The deferment he received was an occupational deferment. Occupational deferments were for essential jobs needed to keep the country running. The film industry was considered essential for morale and propaganda purposes.
Cool fire arm collection John, Was never into guns that much, but when you mention the ww2 collection, I was thinking more of ww2 aircraft, I really like those ww2 planes, when they went to the jet age, not so much.
So he collected commemorative lever actions, revolvers and WWII pistols! Some commentary on any significant items would've been nice. I believe JW had a few Weatherby bolt actions - where are they?
Have not been there in years, The Union 76 truck stop, Whites Truck Stop in West Virginia had the biggest Gun Collection I ever saw. I was there in 79, most extensive, from Revolution war to Viet Nam. John Wayne Collection nice, but limited. Cheers !
A bit of unknown "trivia ", back in 69 "approx." this collection was stolen from J.W.in L.A. and a "ransom" was requested, FBI and Alike meet in Mexico at my parents resort in Baja and I imagine all was "paid/returned", never heard anymore. I was about 16 or 17 then and didn't have any real interest "in this event". and I believe "nothing was ever written-up in the Papers either., anyway, thought this would be an interesting "true" story..
John Wayne kept a rifle cartridge in the middle of his holster...it was bigger than a pistol cartridge and let the wearer know the belt was half empty.
IF you are in the Reno NV area again. Go downtown to the Harrahs car museum. Cost 10 buck but well worth it. Takes 2 hrs to walk through. Have you ever seen a Rolls Royce made from copper. Ya those types of cars.
most of these guns belong to a man named Sierra Sid that use to be the name of the truck stop for anyone who's been out of truck driving school for more than a month.
Years ago, maybe someone remembers exactly, I watched an interview, in the 1960's, between a reporter and Mr Wayne! It was at one of Mr Wayne's homes. Which, BTW, resembled the "Ponderosa" house. Inside, instead of there being a fireplace, was a "wall to wall gun case" with all (or maybe a majority) of Mr Wayne's gun collection. When the interviewer asked about "gun control", Mr Wayne became very angry and the TV screen went black! A few minutes later, it resumed and the interviewer was standing outside the front door! *No more questions were asked about gun control!* Does anyone remember that interview?
I luv the big truck stops out west...I live in Fl. and my brother and sis live in Phoenix and I like to drive so I've driven it a few times...never ceases to amaze me everything they have in truck stops along the way...
yeah I've been there before it's a good truck it's a good gun show there's another one and Virginia I think it is where they have machine guns on display yeah I really love gun collections on display
wonder over time if the guns absorb the stince of a sunday morning truck stop crapper room. my fun was watching drivers run across lot holding their ass if that is going to help. and whats with the latino triangle papers laying on floor. never understood that one....help guns of navaron smell shitty
when it was Sierra sids before the T/A took over it was pretty nice place was still union 76, stopped In once after t/a took over and it had been changed and very neglected and half the guns were gone, they weren't all John Wayne he had others too, don't know when this video was done maybe the restored or cleaned up the place,
those are what 16, 20 gauge shot gun's .22 short and long rifle 44 mage's. those are awesome gun's. those are also short and long bowl's shot gun's. how are you doing jbg hope everything is good today.
There use to be a gun collection in a truck stop along interstate 81 at one time I believe. I might be mistaken probably been 30 years ago can’t remember 👍✌️
What an amazing gun collection. I have some 1911 and love them dearly. I am also a big lever gun fan. Who am I kidding? If its a gun I like. Never leave home without one that's for sure.
Interesting that there are two Buntline Specials with the 18 inch barrels. I thought that Buntline only made three of these and only Wyatt Earp kept his at the full length The other two were shortened
What a wonderful video! I'm here in Ohio and just seeing carpet in a TA store is cool in itself much less the slot machines and John Wayne's GUN COLLECTION. Thank you for uploading this.
John Wayne, Chuck Connors, Ken Curtis ,Robert Duvall the greatest Cowboys of all time. Nobody makes westerns like they use to. Sparks Nevada TA come on by and visit the gun museum, go to the casino win some money, then to the parking lot for a quick poke, with some of the countries best lot lizards.
These guns are ALL special editions that anyone could order and buy, and most of them were limited editions meaning that only a thousand or so were made, but they are all REAL, firing guns. John Wayne was long dead and buried when these weapons were manufactured.
I live here in Toronto Ontario Canada cannot go to the United States I'm too sick right now suffering with the pituitary gland brain tumor and I need a hip replacement my daddy came here in 1957 met my mom and they had one night stand together and here I am but my mother is not in any part of history at all I'm kept a secret and I'm still here to talk to you thank you very much my good friend TCB third son of Elvis Presley
I wonder what its worth?? But I'm sure there is a pawn shop in las vegas that is willing to take a big risk and pay 158 dollars for that fine collection..
Someone should do a Real Commentary on all of these Firearms. They are very interesting, even if they may be special editions, copies of real pistols and rifles etc., including the John Wayne collection first presented in this video. Surely, someone must have cataloged each and every one of these firearms, possibly the proprietor. I believe that most people would like to see what is actually on display, I would!
These are all reproductions with relatively little value and surely NEVER even touched by the great man himself.
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Doesn't seem like John Wayne's personal weapons?? Nice grouping of firearms just the same.
Tune in next week kids and you can have Mr charismatic talk about John Wayne's lawnmower collection !!!
I lived in Reno and I've been to this truck stop a handful of times it's a truck stop like no other.I love how they got all these guns hanging on the wall.. Elvis Presley,John Wayne,old native American arrow heads and so much more. thank you for sharing this video. 👍
Thanks for the tour. Awesome collection. I am so jealous.
He would probably be under the fbi watch list with this many guns today.
I never seen so many Colt's in one place. Damn he had a lot of Colt SAA 45's. Drooling over herr
Nice little display of firepower. Would have enjoyed seeing them up close and personal also. Had been to the Ft. Lee gun museum in Virginia in the early 80's; was amazed at the collection of old and some newer items they had there. Was totally awesome to see as I drooled over them.
My dad, Bill Moses sounded exactly like John Wayne and would come home from work and he would say " what's ya doing pilgrim" you couldn't tell the difference. He was one of Colorado's top 10 chefs and cook steaks like John Wayne liked.
That''s a great collection.
Speaking of John Wayne, while travelling west, I stumbled upon his birth place in Winterset, Iowa once.
One of my main heroes...whose hero he isn't?
His rifle from True Grit is in the Cowboy Hall of Fame here in Oklahoma City.
I wonder if any of the guns were from Wayne's films.? An interesting fact, a very young John Wayne actually met and got to know a very old Wyette Eurp. Eurp hung around RKO Studios as a part time paid consultant. Wayne was just a runner and set dresser at that time. Wayne played football in college at I believe USC. His coach got him a job there by handing out free football tickets to studio people, after Wayne lost a football scholarship due to an injury.
Respect the Duke for he will always live in our hearts.
Great video thanks. "God BLESS America" 🇺🇸
Excelent video, gracias JBG
Awesome scenery and you're a pretty smooth driver too. Enjoyed the John Wayne Gun Collection.
thanks,
Gord,
Vancouver, Canada
Great find, will visit when I'm in town, Thanks!
Awesome collection. But I hate those truck stops with a passion. I did drive and having to go to these dumps was one of the most dreaded task of the job. These with the video gambling were the worst. This is were loosers from every social latter gather to zombiefy in front of these machines to toss their money away and to tan their skin to tough leather from the stale cigarette smoke. Outside was just as bad. Having to dodge the no driving big company drivers that would block the entire parking lot , the ones who would block the fuel island while playing the video card games , the road whores that you had to keep away from you. Seeing this video makes me sure not miss driving anymore.
I was there, I drank beer and I saw all the exhibits, and I am very impressed. Greetings....
there are some out there (probably in California, etc) that would have all those melted down
I have an Arizona Territory Commemorative Colt. It is a special edition gun celebrating 100 years of Arizona becoming a territory of the United States. Most of these commemorative models, including the John Wayne commemorative Colts are functioning firearms and they are well made but they are not very desirable or collectible and they don't command the prices a similar Single Action Army pistol in blue steel with color case hardened frame or nickel plated model. They are great shooters though. I picked up my Arizona commemorative model this year and while it has some handling wear I don't think it was ever shot despite having been manufactured almost 60 years ago (this makes it a 2nd generation Colt Single Action Army). I have since removed the mother-of-toilet seat plastic grips and fitted walnut stocks and I removed the gold plated cylinder for a blue cylinder off another commemorative model from the same time frame and I have shot it a number of times. The action is excellent, it is accurate and it is a joy to shoot.
JOHNN WAYNEs ...! El mejor
Vaquero del viejo oeste...!!!!!!
.....JOHNN ..! Por siempre...!!
Sus peliculas son las............
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MoJo, thanks for stopping by here. Good job on miss Allie's training. She should be fine now I'm sure. Look at it! LOOK AT IT!! :-) Safe travels!
John Wayne's actual, personal collection is at the Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, including the famous wide loop 1892 Winchester carbine and the yellow handled Colt. They are in a large room FULL of movie/movie star guns.
when your by the WW2 display at 6:15 i laughed so hard.the guys in they background talking about eating something that's not food.LMAO
Wow I can't believe this! I love the statue of John Wayne the most. Marion Morrison is my hero.
Thank you for sharing this I would love to see it in person
Cool, nice collection. While I'm on here, thanks for tour and close up look at the salt flats. Thanks.
was a Union 76 when I saw it! my favorite truck stop in the country!
great video . love TAs. great parking food and shower's....
If this is truly a John Wayne collection, it is way out of place seems like it should be in the Smithsonian or someplace safe and due its respect in Los Angels. Shame on you Patrick and Michael. This is dreadful.
I was thinking the same thing. It can't be John Wayne's guns. Not on a location like that??
Sorry folks, but that is NOT John Wayne's gun collection: it is part of the collection of the late Sidney Doan, the man that built the truck stop. (formerly known as Sierra Sid's) The two gun belts that you initially see in the video did in fact belong to Wayne, however, the one on the wall was given to Sid by Wayne's bodyguard, along with (I believe) the two revolvers on the wall underneath the belt. Sid did own one or two of Wayne's guns, but his daughter hasn't had them on display in years.
She has also, within the last few years, removed the guns and jewelry that belonged to Elvis and Vernon Presley.
ALL OF THE GUNS ARE REAL, AND OPERATIONAL.
However, the vast majority, as others have mentioned, are commemorative's that were issued between the 1960's and early 1990's. There are still a few originals (from the 1800's) on display, and a few of the guns have been fired by Sid, when he was still alive.
FWIW, the collection, when Sid was alive, also covered most of the walls in the casino! Currently, there's just what you see here, that's on display.
TA owns the truck stop as a whole (and has been running it into the ground in my opinion), but Sid's daughter still has something to do with the casino, and of course, the firearms.
How do I know? I live in Sparks, and I keep my truck parked there when I'm not on the road. :)
You are absolutely correct.
LOL....Thanks Charles X. for sprinkling some "perspective" on "John Wayne's Gun Collection"; too funny. Somebody once said there's a sucker born everyday.
cool story. we dont care
Good to have the correct info and William concurs. I gotta just say, that is one fine collection of firearms.
Thanks Charles X. Like I said before, my equipment company had a branch over on McCarran. It was the Bob-Cat dealer and various other large equipment. I had to haul most of the equipment out after the flood of '97. We. Had to load everything up with the big Link Belt Crane because all the engines were flooded except the upper crane engine, it was above the water line and dry.
I never knew that was there. thanks for the video. My equipment company had a branch store across I-80 from that TA stop and I got fuel and permits there.
I did live near this truck so after seeing this writ up I went there to see the collection. There a few special editions and a gun that did belong to an employee of Wayne's that is now owned by the truck stop owner. There are quite a few nice guns in there though.
Apparently there are no historians there at the display! 94 Winchesters weren't even dreamed of when Custer was roaming the west. June 25 1876 At Crow Agency truck stop they displayed an 1886 Winchester saying could have been used at the Little Bighorn, Crow Agency is about 60 miles from The site! Grrrrr wish folks would stick to the truth!!!!
It definitely is a very impressive collection.
What a great collection - wish I could pick out several of them to keep...
Hello Mr. Bay, from what I heard the possibilities are these are replicas I know I am disappointed as well but who does right?
It might be a mix of real and replicas. I know many are real because they are commemoratives - which are real guns that fire real ammo. I'd love to see John Wayne's REAL collection.. Sad to see some discouraging remarks about his WWII service. I found this on that subject: In June, 1941, Wayne registered with Selective Service and was classified 3-A. That meant he had dependents (wife and kids). At that time, and for the first couple years of the war, that was pretty normal. The draft board had plenty of young, single men to choose from; they didn't need a 34 year old with kids.
By late 1943, that was changing. He became eligible, but a third party request for a deferment was submitted and he was classified 2-A. That third party is believed to be Republic Pictures, the studio that had him under contract. That deferment expired in May 1945, at which point Wayne was classified 4-F (too old).
The deferment he received was an occupational deferment. Occupational deferments were for essential jobs needed to keep the country running. The film industry was considered essential for morale and propaganda purposes.
Cool fire arm collection John, Was never into guns that much, but when you mention the ww2 collection, I was thinking more of ww2 aircraft, I really like those ww2 planes, when they went to the jet age, not so much.
I'm wondering if those were the Dukes or a collection of commerative editions...very nice either way
they should have a big museum for all the old western stars
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Thank you for posting!
So he collected commemorative lever actions, revolvers and WWII pistols! Some commentary on any significant items would've been nice. I believe JW had a few Weatherby bolt actions - where are they?
Did that detachable shoulder stock Go With that engraved Schofield revolver? Beautiful 1911 collection.
Its sad to think such a fine gun collection is in such a tacky place,truly sad.
Have not been there in years, The Union 76 truck stop, Whites Truck Stop in West Virginia had the biggest Gun Collection I ever saw. I was there in 79, most extensive, from Revolution war to Viet Nam. John Wayne Collection nice, but limited. Cheers !
i love thier showers in that truck stop.. the best in the nation..
Well, I sure enjoyed it. Thanks Pal.
you are welcome
Obrigado John Wayne, sempre será ícone, e meu ídolo, da história do cinema retratando a conquista do oeste americano.
A bit of unknown "trivia ", back in 69 "approx." this collection was stolen from J.W.in L.A.
and a "ransom" was requested, FBI and Alike meet in Mexico at my parents resort in Baja and I imagine all was "paid/returned", never heard anymore. I was about 16 or 17 then and didn't have any real interest "in this event". and I believe "nothing was ever written-up in the Papers either., anyway, thought this would be an interesting "true" story..
John Wayne kept a rifle cartridge in the middle of his holster...it was bigger than a pistol cartridge and let the wearer know the belt was half empty.
IF you are in the Reno NV area again. Go downtown to the Harrahs car museum. Cost 10 buck but well worth it. Takes 2 hrs to walk through. Have you ever seen a Rolls Royce made from copper. Ya those types of cars.
most of these guns belong to a man named Sierra Sid that use to be the name of the truck stop
for anyone who's been out of truck driving school for more than a month.
Years ago, maybe someone remembers exactly, I watched an interview, in the 1960's, between a reporter and Mr Wayne!
It was at one of Mr Wayne's homes. Which, BTW, resembled the "Ponderosa" house. Inside, instead of there being a fireplace, was a "wall to wall gun case" with all (or maybe a majority) of Mr Wayne's gun collection. When the interviewer asked about "gun control", Mr Wayne became very angry and the TV screen went black! A few minutes later, it resumed and the interviewer was standing outside the front door! *No more questions were asked about gun control!*
Does anyone remember that interview?
crazy elf, No. But I'd sure love to see it!
Thanks so much for this post Sir! Wow, does that scream 'Americana' or what? God Bless 'The Duke' and May God Bless America.
Thanks for posting!
The video was a little off but yes thanks John for it, I aSo like those truck stops. Hope your enjoying yourself.
John Wayne's Gun collection at a Truck stop ! That's great, that's just great 😨
I luv the big truck stops out west...I live in Fl. and my brother and sis live in Phoenix and I like to drive so I've driven it a few times...never ceases to amaze me everything they have in truck stops along the way...
yeah I've been there before it's a good truck it's a good gun show there's another one and Virginia I think it is where they have machine guns on display yeah I really love gun collections on display
right next to the slot machines and trucker showers. shouldn't these be in a museum
It kinda is
wonder over time if the guns absorb the stince of a sunday morning truck stop crapper room. my fun was watching drivers run across lot holding their ass if that is going to help. and whats with the latino triangle papers laying on floor. never understood that one....help guns of navaron smell shitty
o there worth money you can bet
Chris Schmidt exactly how did they end up in a truck stop
Not a family friendly place
But why are they there?
Beautifully presented display
when it was Sierra sids before the T/A took over it was pretty nice place was still union 76, stopped In once after t/a took over and it had been changed and very neglected and half the guns were gone, they weren't all John Wayne he had others too, don't know when this video was done maybe the restored or cleaned up the place,
those are what 16, 20 gauge shot gun's .22 short and long rifle 44 mage's. those are awesome gun's. those are also short and long bowl's shot gun's. how are you doing jbg hope everything is good today.
Those shops are common in Nevada. Casino cash cow to draw people in
john wayne knew wyatt earp they met in hollywood when he was working there moving sets
Wonderfull collection
There use to be a gun collection in a truck stop along interstate 81 at one time I believe. I might be mistaken probably been 30 years ago can’t remember 👍✌️
Not everything is as it appears to be, this gun collection included.
What an amazing gun collection. I have some 1911 and love them dearly. I am also a big lever gun fan. Who am I kidding? If its a gun I like. Never leave home without one that's for sure.
I haven't seen this in a long time thank you PS their is a Noether truck stop with a good cultichun ???I can't remember where
"Sierra Sid's" used to house a bunch of Elvis' guns too.
Only the first case has John Wayne's guns in it. Been there many times. talked to the manager about the display.
Was this at the Sparks Nevada TA?
Great work there love the videos and truck stops .
hello jbg and blue hope to see you guy's soon on the east coast
Interesting that there are two Buntline Specials with the 18 inch barrels. I thought that Buntline only made three of these and only Wyatt Earp kept his at the full length The other two were shortened
verry good colection,love
it is the collection of the guy that owns Sierra Sid's.
If you want to see a GUN COLLECTION go to the Bass Pro Shop in Springfield Missouri. OMG!!! Floors of guns from the earliest to modern.
What a wonderful video! I'm here in Ohio and just seeing carpet in a TA store is cool in itself much less the slot machines and John Wayne's GUN COLLECTION. Thank you for uploading this.
You also buy commemorative rifles from Henry firearms, and Marlin. I have 6 and yes they work
I believe it is, or was Sierra Sid who now owns the collection... probably does since he owns the business ...
Gracias por mostras las armas de un gran hombre mil gracias desde chile
A little bit of narration on what we were looking at would be nice.
Do you have a favorite John Wayne movie, Johnny? I’ve only seen one of his films in my life but I forgot the name.
love to know what the worth is on collection. realy cool
Wow they also have antique pay phones.
John Wayne, Chuck Connors, Ken Curtis ,Robert Duvall the greatest Cowboys of all time. Nobody makes westerns like they use to. Sparks Nevada TA come on by and visit the gun museum, go to the casino win some money, then to the parking lot for a quick poke, with some of the countries best lot lizards.
The Duke had good taste!
Why would this collection be sitting in some dump in the middle of nowhere?
this was a great video
jbg that is awesome
they need to get hickok 45 in there do some hands on for the crowd
Amazing collection of firearms but why is it in a casino /truck stop
Did not see, the Ingram Mack 10 Pistol, That the Duke, used ,In his Movie " Mac Q"? Was not shown, In this collection, Of his.?
Thanks Man.............
You are most welcome
These guns are ALL special editions that anyone could order and buy, and most of them were limited editions meaning that only a thousand or so were made, but they are all REAL, firing guns. John Wayne was long dead and buried when these weapons were manufactured.
he had a couple of certified weapons that he bought off of family members
Thanks for the clarification.
I live here in Toronto Ontario Canada cannot go to the United States I'm too sick right now suffering with the pituitary gland brain tumor and I need a hip replacement my daddy came here in 1957 met my mom and they had one night stand together and here I am but my mother is not in any part of history at all I'm kept a secret and I'm still here to talk to you thank you very much my good friend TCB third son of Elvis Presley
excellent collection thanx for sharing ehhh
You're welcome
I wonder what its worth?? But I'm sure there is a pawn shop in las vegas that is willing to take a big risk and pay 158 dollars for that fine collection..
Going through the store at the end is bizarre.