Only in America

[Christel]

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/US/03/18/ut ... e.firearm/

I doubt we will ever see that here for the different counties.

[Chuck]

Would be good to see one for Birmingham (BSA) sadly we are so anally retentive it will never happen.

[Christel]

When young shooting talent can't even get sponsorship I do doubt we will see firearms on flags or crests in this country.

[Chapuis]

It's a cracking idea but in the case of my county it will have to be the "English" longbow - as in the Bowmen of Gwent and Agincourt fame.

[Chuck]

We should have a William Wallace Broadsword...or a Clyde Built battleship!

Anyone else's place got an associated weapon????

[bobbob]

Anyone else's place got an associated weapon????

How about a stiletto heeled shoe for Essex?

[Dangermouse]

Just had a veryquick search for Woolwich in London. Once a Royal arsenal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Arsenal

I am told that the bollards used to line the pavements are actually real cannons which failed their first firing. Funny to think the outline shape is still used today for Ballards, doubt many know where the shape comes from.

Neither the council or the local scouts appear to have any sign of the history on their logos,

But at least the local football team still has a Cannon on their badge

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arsenal_Football_Club

DM
(Trying to input some positivity in to the forum)!

[Chuck]

bobbob: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Maybe an Irn Bru bottle for Glasgow... alternative national drink and weapon of choice, what more would one want on a flag!

[TobyH]

Can a bale of hay be classed as a weapon???? Or more likely a scythe.....

Suffolk, safest place in the country!! (until I arrived of course )