Who says the '1970's were a total waste?

I don't say it. Very good music was made in the '70s. And firearms such as yours. Nice pics!

I agree with Nico, great music and some great movies plus awesome and great quality firearms.

And I too agree.

drool baby drool

Met and married my wife of 38 years in the 70s. chris3

The 1970's was truly my period of first awareness of the real world. They were good years following the turbulent 60's.

Probably my ex-wife saying it, referring to the point that I was born in the '70's.

Those photos need more bell bottoms.

The last great era of the police revolver, what's not to like?

Also, the very last of the great bolt action war rifles date from that era:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwdxIHLldlA

Wouldn't turn my nose up at any of those products of the 1970's!

But someone has to say it. "Disco sucks!"

Can't say much about them - I wasn't born yet in the 70's (though I didn't miss them by much ). I do have a few guns made during that era that I enjoy though.

Somewhere there's a Colt Gold Cup that disagrees with the notion that the 1970's were a waste.

Nice guns in those pics.

70's gave us cars like the 1970 Rallye 350 Oldsmobile, Dodge Daytona, Pontiac
Judge, and of course lots of firearms~!

I like disco and I was already grown by then. Also, you did not die from taking a babe home for the night then either. A little shot of penicillin did the trick....chris3

You need someone holding the shotgun dressed in bellbottoms, tiedied shirt with armless jean jacket with buttons saying peace with an afro.

a chick holding the small .38sp revolver dressed like a charlies angle.

and a cop that takes names and kicks butt with the .357

Watergate, Best-Picture Oscar Rocky , the Bi-Centennial--What a decade! My first introduction to firearms occurred in 72 when my Dad let me fire his service S&W .38 and a Marlin .22 rifle--you never forget your first time (no pun intended).

-Cheers

Always enjoy your posts. Saved several of your shotgun pictures. Thanks.

In the 70's I bought a Ruger Single Six for $95.00 Find one for that price today, and that was new. I bought a Remington 700 BDL and 6X Leupold Scope for $185.00 new. Copenhagen snuff was $.25 all day long.
The 70's weren't so bad after the turbulant 60's.

Very good music was made in the '70s.

There actually has been very little good music since the 70s IMO.

There was some good rock music in the late 1970s.

Here's another '70s gem

I had this mint 10-5 that was perfect in every way. It was a beautiful gun and I had the original box, papers, and cleaning tools. No scratches, no wear, nothing. I never ever should have sold it.