That my friend would constitute an affront they’d make a spaghetti western out of. I’ve recently had some items purloined, and I will find out who did it. Time heals all wounds, except my hatred for a thief.On a side note. man I really want to get my hands on the ******* that stole my guns!
The issue is that the gun will likely be in possession of the state for many years if litigation is involved. Although I have to admit I carry my competition pistols occasionally because I've proven that they are 100% reliable with thousands, not hundreds of rounds.If you care enough to shoot someone, shouldn't you care enough to shoot them with the very best?
JJ has left Champlin Firearms and has his own shop in Sand Springs currently.This is kind of a side bar but relevant to the current conversation. How many of y’all remember the window of production in the gun world when it was dang near impossible to go buy a new gun that was both accurate and reliable out of the box? All the big houses in handguns and rifles kept a slew of smiths fed and their chilluns out of the weather. My smith I grew up with, may he rest in peace, was closer to me than about three fourths of my family. His passing left a huge hole in my world. I’d give anything to be able to spend a week with him in todays gun world. It would blow his mind that I could take a thousand dollars or less and put a rig together that would tear up a challenge plate at a grand. That used to be the holy grail. Now I have friends working on a mile with a dang .22 rimfire. I guess there’s a reason I can spend days in the Cowboy Hall of Fame, Woolarock, JM Davis or the Cabelas Gun library before they got woke by a bass boat. I don’t want to create a significant disturbance for the gentleman, but if you’re ever in Enid it’s magical visiting Msr. Perodeau’s establishment. He’s got some serious bundukis loitering about the place.
I guess there’s no sense throwing out the baby if the waters still warm. Old guns fascinate me even though new ones can often run them a lap. New ones still need a little of that old charm no matter if they do shoot lights out. See, I tole ya I can do a tangent!
That’s good to know. It’s been a few years since I was in the shop in Enid. That’s not a good place for a married man lacking in sense to hang around. Only strange I’m interested in is a caliber I don’t have, and there’s a bunch of em.JJ has left Champlin Firearms and has his own shop in Sand Springs currently.
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