Posters and decals?

[45fan]

Hello all, may be an odd question but bought a new house and looking for firearm and firearm accessories posters, decals and such for my new “man cave/ reloading room. Anybody have any ideas where to get such items without spending a lot?

[Shawlerbrook]

In the old days the manufacturers would send you that stuff. Always can try eBay.

[alfloyd]

Try these.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=cartridge...sl_kyf69ewpe_e

Lafaun

[Wheelguns 1961]

Shopruger.com has a few metal signs. My wife got me a couple when they were on sale.

[MrHarmless]

Try these.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=cartridge...sl_kyf69ewpe_e

Lafaun

I love the wildcat/big bore one. It's got a 30mm on there. I'll have my buddy send me some brass and I'll work up a trail boss load.

[contender1]

Send me your snail mail address & I'll send you a few things.

[LUCKYDAWG13]

i like this one https://www.amazon.com/20x30-Poster-...gateway&sr=8-7

[Got-R-Did]

Came away with about 30 decals from the NRA Exhibits.
You can always send emails to most companies, and they will respond with some swag.
Got-R-Did.

[Ed in North Texas]

i like this one https://www.amazon.com/20x30-Poster-...gateway&sr=8-7

That has the look of the Department of the Army posters the Government Printing Office used to sell, haven't found them for sale recently but they were a great decoration in the days before we knew what a "man cave" was.

[psweigle]

If you have swgraphics on Facebook will be able to help with signs and decals

[MrWolf]

This just reminded me I have a couple of ammo posters showing various calibers still packed away. Could look for them online.

[Sig556r]

Local reloading shop (10ring) always have free posters/decals/basic manuals for customers to help themselves. Just got me a large Hornady bullet poster, reloading manuals (Hodgdon, Win, VV) & some catalogues (Lyman, Berger). Most are available online but sure is nice to have a paper copy.

[Hardcast416taylor]

I don`t know of any poster, cartridges or anything else hunting related, that doesn`t look good framed with old grey barn wood.Robert

[samari46]

Today my man cave looks like a cave. Couple suggestions though. 105mm spent brass shell casings, 40mm spent brass casings suitably polished up look great sitting on a shelf look great and eye catchers. The Air Force uses both the 105mm and 40mm in their C130 gun ships and they require brass casings not the steel ones used today.Try heavyordnance.com as they sell many shell casings from many countries. The second suggestion is a picture of one of the Iowa,New Jersey, Missouri, and cannot remember the last one of that class of BB's firing their 16" guns.Especially in color. I'm ex navy so kinda partial to big ships. Hope this helps. Frank

[ELFEGO BACA]

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You might want to use some older empty gun powder cans for effect!

[am44mag]

Hello all, may be an odd question but bought a new house and looking for firearm and firearm accessories posters, decals and such for my new “man cave/ reloading room. Anybody have any ideas where to get such items without spending a lot?

Hobby Lobby tends to have a few, and they change every once in awhile. I've gotten several S&W and Colt tin signs from them. Best of all, it seems like they're 50% off every other week. If not, you can always use the 40% off coupon they always have posted on their site.

[Ed in North Texas]

Today my man cave looks like a cave. Couple suggestions though. 105mm spent brass shell casings, 40mm spent brass casings suitably polished up look great sitting on a shelf look great and eye catchers. The Air Force uses both the 105mm and 40mm in their C130 gun ships and they require brass casings not the steel ones used today.Try heavyordnance.com as they sell many shell casings from many countries. The second suggestion is a picture of one of the Iowa,New Jersey, Missouri, and cannot remember the last one of that class of BB's firing their 16" guns.Especially in color. I'm ex navy so kinda partial to big ships. Hope this helps. Frank

Excellent suggestion, the photos are readily available on the web. Those photos showing a full broadside and the motion of the 45000 ton ship moving sideways in the water are truly impressive I've always been partial to the New Jersey (B-62) as I toured the ship when she was on her way to the mothball fleet after Korea. Wisconsin (BB-64) is the one you were trying for. The last two of the class (IL and KY) had keels laid down but were discontinued during construction and scrapped.

Artillery casings are a great idea also. Or training rounds if they can be found at a reasonable price. Many years ago I acquired a 90mm Tank inert round, a truly impressive decoration (steel case and solid projo).

[samari46]

Ed,when I was in the Philadelphia naval base the New Jersey was in dry dock getting refurbed for service in the vietnam war. This was back in sept '67.We were allowed only on the main deck as too much of the interior had been taken down for work.One has to actually see those massive 3 barreled turrets up front and personal to really get the feel of just how massive they are. We were being processed and waiting for our separation papers at the time. One officer asked if anyone had served on steam powered ships. Most of us had and he asked if anyone would consider reenlisting to serve on the New Jersey. No one volunteered. Thanks for jogging the brain cells regarding the USS Wisconsin. never could remember the 4th ship in that class. Frank