Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, Ok. where Will Rodgers was fr
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Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, Ok. where Will Rodgers was fr
Spent the afternoon there while my truck was being serviced at Dodge deal across the street. One of the largest collection of guns in the world. Paid something but forgot exactly how much. The facility is owned by the state of Ok. A must see if you have the time while you are driving thru. afish4570
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Re: Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, Ok. where Will Rodgers was fr
Yup, really cool place lived about 30mi from there when I was a kid. made many visits along with the Will Rodgers museum.
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Thanks for the heads up....gotta get there and to the Texas ranger museum.
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Re: Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, Ok. where Will Rodgers was fr
Loved that place. Used to visit there, the Will Rogers museum, the Pawnee Bill home/museum, and the Cowboy Hall of Fame every year with Dad.
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Spent a day there back about 7 yrs. ago when I was visiting my brother on vacation. I liked it even more than the Buffalo Bill Museum in Cody! The number and variety of guns was impressive! Fee was a donation back then, and we were happy to donate!
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been there twice while travelling through ---- the amount and variety of firearms is a bit overwhelming --- its impossible to look at it all in an hour or two unless you are just casually running through there. Better to give yourself a few hours .
I met a photographer who was there and he stated he had been photographing the guns there for a week !
A pretty comprehensive collection of leverguns. I like seeing a ton of the European sporting rifles too, Schutzens, Mannlichers and the like
I met a photographer who was there and he stated he had been photographing the guns there for a week !
A pretty comprehensive collection of leverguns. I like seeing a ton of the European sporting rifles too, Schutzens, Mannlichers and the like
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Re: Davis Gun Museum in Claremore, Ok. where Will Rodgers was fr
Many of the more valuable firearms at the museum were actually sold off many years ago, too bad. It is still a fantastic place about 15 minutes away from where I live.
Before the museum was built the guns were actually displayed on the wall inside a local business about a block from the museum. I remember seeing them when I was just a youngster.
Before the museum was built the guns were actually displayed on the wall inside a local business about a block from the museum. I remember seeing them when I was just a youngster.