Old West YouTube Channel---Arizona Ghostriders

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[Marshal Will Wingam]

Good episode, Santee.

Since you brought it up, Happy Veterans Day to all Vets.

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[Marshal Will Wingam]

Thanks for another good episode. Those 1st generation Colts are mighty nice. You mentioned it had a heavy hammer spring. Evidently it wasn't uncommon a practice back then to put a piece of leather under the hammer spring at the screw to lighten it.

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Here is the most recent edition from the Arizona Ghostriders -12/10/2023

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[Johnny McCrae]

Very interesting and informative. This brought back memories for me. I was stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma in 1959 for Artillery training. I vaguely remember seeing Geronimo's gravesite. Many thanks for posting.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

I got to land at a dirt airstrip alongside a rancher's home, which used to be Fort Rock, AZ. It was a few miles South of Hwy 40, maybe a half hour West of Seligman. It was constructed of the local red rock set in a high desert valley near a small natural lake. Low rock cliffs overlooked it. What a beautiful spot. It's not a place the general public will ever see. I will always remember it.

[Major 2]

While shooting "Alamo the Price of Freedom" I was quartered at Ft. Clark. Brackettville Tx.
My actual apartment was the restored Officer quarters for Capt.'s & Majors.
The parade ground was directly out my front door.
The famous spring fed huge swimming pool was just 100 yards to the left.

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[Johnny McCrae]

Many thanks for another informative video.

I remember the old DIAL soap advertising slogan "Aren't you glad you use Dial? Don't you wish everybody did?". That was a true statement!

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Many thanks for another informative video.

I remember the old DIAL soap advertising slogan "Aren't you glad you use Dial? Don't you wish everybody did?". That was a true statement!

Thanks, Johnny!!

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[Marshal Will Wingam]

Your episodes that spotlight famous/infamous figures are among the most enjoyable. Thanks for doing them.