Reeder Custom Guns - Forgotten Weapons

An older video covering Keith's Number 5 sixgun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-ef3z9Sv3s

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Handling the #5 and all his other sixguns after he passed. I was then commissioned to place them in the museum at Cabela's and label each one. Unfortunately, Cabela's had no idea what they actually had, treated it poorly and as most of you know his firearms were auctioned off.

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before that all got taken away.

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On my way home back home ( N Idaho) I still have a few pics. Wish they would have promoted it more, and possibly added to the display

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trip to Cabelas to Keith's guns and such. When I was there I was leaning up against the glass looking at the guns and such. They had a "dummy" of Keith sitting at a bench with his back to me supposedly typing. I wasn't paying any attention to Keith until he turned around and said something to me. I think I may have embarrassed John with my language there for a moment or two and said a thing or two that would have angered Keith's relatives too.

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together for 3 great days. And the days this became something special
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And spent 3 days with good friends talking guns, enjoying a lot of Dot's great cooking and come breakfast time visiting every restaurant in Boise. During that time we visited the Keith Museum in Cabelas.

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I did a bit of "work" on a couple of John's guns while we were there.
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A great time was had with Jim Taylor and John Taffin, and I couldn't ask for more.