Helping hands on this forum

[Dkk37058]

Don't forget about Guffy. He did his best to try & explain things.

Ha ha ha

 

[Cecil S.]

Ha ha ha

Guffy was amazing entertainment........not that i miss him. He was in my WTF list but entertaining.

 

[hpshooter]

Thank you extended to many many knowledgeable individuals on this site for the information and advice they willingly provide to resolve problems and answer questions.

The questions asked are important also since they prompt the thought process of those who read them. I

 

[Cecil S.]

Thank you extended to many many knowledgeable individuals on this site for the information and advice they willingly provide to resolve problems and answer questions.

The questions asked are important also since they prompt the thought process of those who read them. I

hpshooter......are you looking for specific shooting information? What do you shoot?

 

[ckaberna]

Anyone know what happened to the “guffster”? I kind of miss his head scratching ramblings.

I’ll have to add an appreciation to
@br1111
@Boatschool02
@RJTodd who literally explained the relationship between dies and brass. Resulting in me spending 10’s of 1000’s in the past 7 years…..LoL
And Humble Henry, the “barrel smith”

 

[Cecil S.]

I speak hillbilly so what are you sayin? It's kin to anglish. Lol!

I have a "rolodex for speaking hillbilly".......LOL

 

[markT]

@AckleymanII a solid man and the world needs more like him! He has done many many things for me.

 

[gambleone]

@AckleymanII a solid man and the world needs more like him! He has done many many things for me.

Ditto that. Ackleymanll has helped me a lot with dies. Thank you.

 

[hpshooter]

hpshooter......are you looking for specific shooting information? What do you shoot?

Nothing specific, pick up useful tidbits pretty much anytime I log in. Have shot many disciplines over the 65+ years I have shot.

 

[Dimner]

Many big thanks to all the people mentioned.

One person that I did not see mentioned.... When I'm searching through the archives I always see great advice from the late Stan Taylor.

 

[LAH]

Many big thanks to all the people mentioned.

One person that I did not see mentioned.... When I'm searching through the archives I always see great advice from the late Stan Taylor.

Stan did a lot for us locals. Great man.

 

[Yote Hunter]

Loren-bibsmachine
Randy Robinette
James Phillips
All very helpful with advice and Loren of bibsmachine for blindly sending a die and brass for forming 22 Waldog brass. Many others I’m sure I’m forgetting

 

[KMart]

Guffy was amazing entertainment........not that i miss him. He was in my WTF list but entertaining.

Guffy was no quitter. He was going to do his best to make you see things his way.

 

[snert]

I second Loren from Bibs MAchine. That man did a great job chambering two of my rifles and is a real gentleman.

 

[ckaberna]

This post makes me think, we ALL need to be thinking about what are you and I doing for the society? How will l/you be remembered and what do I need to do to improve?

 

[gambleone]

Anyone know what happened to the “guffster”? I kind of miss his head scratching ramblings.

I’ll have to add an appreciation to
@br1111
@Boatschool02
@RJTodd who literally explained the relationship between dies and brass. Resulting in me spending 10’s of 1000’s in the past 7 years…..LoL
And Humble Henry, the “barrel smith”

I read awhile back that he is on a different shooting forum. Not sure which one. It was fun trying to decipher
his wording.

 

[Murray Brook]

The Guffster is on Accurateshooter.com All you have to do to find him on that site is punch in the word "headspace".

 

[Doug Casner]

I didnt name names Id leave somebody out . Great bunch of guys. Hell, friends. Doug

 

[JFrank]

Ditto,
My list is too long, I would be afraid of leaving someone out or including someone who doesn’t wish to be acknowledged.
I try and conduct myself in a worthy manner and help others if I can.

 

[AlNyhus]

You never know where, when and who that gold nugget of wisdom may come from.

Absolutely!