Now this looks like a collection I would love to hace.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/architecture/gunvault.asp

Now this looks like a collection I would love to hace.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/architecture/gunvault.asp

Ummm..... right in your own link there it says it ISN'T Charlton Hestons basement or his collection.

Jeff

Yea I made the correction as I read it, LOL

Wonder if he has an indoor range, too?

I counted 11 BARS and 2 flame throwers.

Thats how we do it in Connecticut

I counted 11 BARS and 2 flame throwers.

And at least 7 M2 "Ma Deuces"... I'm sure that the neighbors try to stay on his good side. :D

What kind of aircraft is in the front yard

What kind of aircraft is in the front yard

thats his F.A.C. !!! for when the basement stuff just won't get it done l:)

the flame throwers are actually very efficient hunting weapons. you can harvest your game and cook it all in the same motion. great concept! :) i have been to the Patton museum at Ft Knox and this guys basement is reminiscent of that.

What kind of aircraft is in the front yard

Mitsubishi Turbo prop. Pretty wicked bird!

Seen them before, the WWII-era stuff is very cool and the room and presentation is fantastic.

Reed Knight's (owner of KAC, Knight's Armament Company) has an unreal collection as well with a big emphasis on "black rifles."

A couple pics here of "some" of his collection:
http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg123/adam21avenger/TheRoom.jpg?t=1197464046

http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg123/adam21avenger/AReedKnightCollection.jpg?t=1197464126

Also, supposedly most of Reed's stuff is pre-86 so they are hugely more valuable than post-86 dealer only samples. He is also said to have the original prototype M16... hard to place a value on that one!

Of course, the giant museum at Aberdeen trumps probably everything out there...