What did you bring home from Knob Creek?

[Trooper]

Saw her walking the vendors with what I assumed to be husband. She was hauling the M249 while he was shopping for ammo. Probably singing, "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition".

Those German Baptist (Church of the Brethren) women are one tough lot.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Those German Baptist (Church of the Brethren) women are one tough lot.

Maybe she's Mennonite?

 

[Steve B]

Amish Mafia. The hard part is finding a mount for the buggy.

 

[Trooper]

Maybe she's Mennonite?

The Anabaptist movement had three wings: Mennonite, Amish and German Baptist. All had a pacifist view. The Amish and the German Baptist dress similarly. The wits say that the German Baptists are Amish who drive pickup trucks.

 

[scootn103]

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Saw this while I was there.

Good cook and good shot.. watch out , i would have sharted when i seen her..

 

[longbarrel]

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Saw this while I was there.

She was a Quaker. Told me, "not many of us left"

 

[I Love Bourbon]

In the old days most of the deals were done on Thursday night. You camped out there and traded with all the dealers. Kent Lamont and his wife were good friends.

ATF is always at Knob Creek. It was common knowledge that you avoided the guys in Nazi uniforms as it would mark you for investigation.

Oh Please….
The comment on Nazi uniforms is utterly absurd and ridiculous, this is a total fabrication.

The dealer to dealer deals are made prior to arrival and set up or they’re made on Wednesday & Thursday.
Let’s talk about your statement that you were good friends with Kent & Kathy Lamont, I call complete bull**** on that statement. You might have met them once or twice but that’s it, stop trying to make believe that you are some sort of knowledgeable individual or friends with people who have no idea who you are. You’re spouting off a bunch of drivel that is a complete and utter fabrication and I know that for a fact.