Sorry I haven't written for a while, guys. I'm going on a new chemo in a few weeks. I'll try to contribute
By the way, I have several 24/38 Czech actions for sale over the next month. I believe I also have an Argentine 1909 or two. I will get my camera up and running, and then post pictures on the buy/sell board.

Best wishes being sent your way . . . good luck to you.

Thanks MJ,
I am assembling some AR-15s for my wife and friends (don't rat me out!), and am getting ready to build a 404 and a 9.3x70. First, I am putting mercury recoil reducers in all my medium bore rifles. I have post sixty pussy syndrome.

You are in out thoughts. Hope all goes well

Praying for you mate. take care and get well soon.

I pray you do well. Think suppressor. Works like a muzzle brake without the concussion.

Joe

Thanks for the prayers and thoughts.

Yeah, I run a suppressor on my AR-15 carbine. That would work on any of my guns that are butt stock heavy

Hang in there Lawndart.

I went through 6 months of chemo and finished up last summer.

There will be good days and bad days - don't get

discouraged.

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Great to see you post, John.



Former F-16A Dedicated Crew Chief, 78-0038

Positive waves

welcome back!

Good to hear you're back up and runnin'.

Thanks guys,
It feels good to be walking again. Have a four wheel walker, and I think the chicks dig it. I know my wife does .

Good show! You have probably noticed that walkers and "outdoors" do not play well together. Saw one rigged up with 4 pneumatic 10" tractor tread wheels--an all terrain walker! GW

Your wife is probably just glad to get you out of the house.

Have you mounted a scabbard on that thing yet?

Actually, I have a discrete holder for my Sig P220 in .45 ACP. I might try a scabbard though. With the folding stock attachment, my Recce (16" barrel) AR-15 is pretty compact.

I don't ever want to cap anyone (Not ever!), but if someone ever tries to mug a cripple, well, they might be in for quite a bit more trouble than they had planned on. My eyes and hands are still steady.