Recent content by Ronnie Radke

Dug this up close to a B-17 base in England

Here's a .50 cal that was recovered from a WWII 8th Air Force dump - its a little corroded but a nice find all the same.

Thanks for the feedback regarding my post, I just wanted to get factual & share my observations, experience & positivity in relation to this. Aviation archaeology & relic gun ownership can be a little controversial with those who have little experience, who've never taken part & have even less...

Couple of .50 cals out of a B-17 chin turret we dug from a wreck a few years back

Could you be more specific - what's your point, I don't think I understand your question if this is directed at me?

Hey Jav - yeah I got 3ft burned off my tail feathers, I am aware that I am an A-hole..........uncle Ted's a bad influence! If you are a AAF warbird freak then I have some interesting stuff, right now we are fixing up a 50 cal wing gun from a P-47 Jug. Once I get back home I'll get some help to...

I'm surprised those soulless Liberals in CA haven't taken all your guns already - no high capacity clips over 10 rounds blah, blah - whatever!

Got a pair of complete WWII M2 .50 cal waist guns, one from a famous B-17 crash in England & the other from an 8th AF B-24 all in amazing condition both in their respective waist gun cradles E-13 & E-12. Pretty spectacular when they are both mounted up with belts of 50 cal streaming out the...

Huge pile of USAAF airplane parts dug up & stored at a farm in the UK. Got some very neat stuff from this place!

I have the complete right waist gun from this airplane in amazing condition which belonged to Sgt Gail F Bruner recovered from the wreck, when stripped the barrel has the armorers ID of the plane dot punched on it 963 RW. There was a lot of cool stuff came out of that water filled hole!