For the Fun of It

This one's a surefire crowd-pleaser. Step up close and a fully restored 1903 Coney Island shooting gallery springs to life with music, bells, bull's-eye targets, still targets, knock-downs, silhouettes and chain-driven moving wheels. Across from the shooting gallery is a boy's bedroom circa 1952. It comes complete with Hopalong Cassidy linoleum, Western paint-by-numbers wall hangings and a Davy Crockett coonskin cap. You'll also find shotgun fun here like the first Daisy air rifle and half-dollar coins with a hole in the center courtesy of "the fastest gun in the world"-exhibition shooter Ed McGivern.

Significant Firearms in Gallery 12:

• Cap Pistols
• Quackenbush Air Rifle Converts to a .22 rimfire
• Single-Shot, Pump-Action & Bolt-Action Rifles & Shotguns
• Ed McGivern Handguns Fourteen guns represent the largest public display of this noted Montana marksman's firearms