Few movie producers can claim to being enshrined on the surface of the moon. Larry Zeug is the exception: “When I worked at Rocketdyne, I was in the experimental department, and we built the LEM that landed on the moon. They had a plaque that we all signed, and it was engraved. So my name’s on the moon.” A lifelong firearms collector and a member of the Palmetto Muzzle Loaders Club since the age of 11, Zeug spent 32 years in the aerospace industry, with side trips around the world for
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