I don’t think this is is really his old vault, but it has a nice ring to the title, so the Internet swarm made it real.
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That’s what I’m talking about!!!
Seems like a vintage military gun collection.
I’d love to see it in person.
When Michael Moore visited Heston at his home in California during the filming of his movie “Fahrenheit 9/11”, the house did not look anything like this. If it did belong to Heston, it was another property that he owned somewhere else.
Before I posted it I looked around on some of the firearms forums… most people said it wasn’t really Heston’s house… one person said it was a house of a guy who lives on the east coast.
Evidently, this collection belonged to the late Bruce Stern, a former director of the NRA.
http://www.nrawinningteam.com/bios00/stern.html
$13million