Missing Members

[BigAl52]

I never met PT-7 but he once sent me quite a bit of 45 colt brass. Just out of the blue. I thought that was a nice gesture. He mentioned in a post or two where he bought 45 colt ammo. So I got his address off the box he sent me and sent him some ammo to return the gesture. He had no idea until it arrived. He got into black powder later and was on the black powder forum where I would see him post once in a while. RIP PT-7 it sure was good to at least exchange posts with you on the forums

[markiver54]

Thanks for sharing Jim! That is a great commemorative picture.....

[RanchRoper]

God bless you Bob. I always appreciated your input and comments. A true gentleman.

[ESquared]

So sorry to hear of Bob's passing. We fell out of touch during (and, no doubt, due to) Covid and it's probably almost 2 years since we last touched base. He was a kind, thoughtful person, and it was great to learn about Henrys early on, and to watch him move onto his Russian revolver, his black powder experiments and his collector derringers!
We enjoyed several outings, grabbing lunch, range visits and firearms shopping.
RIP, my friend.

[Shakey Jake]

Sorry to hear. We never met but have read many of his posts.
Jake

[dasmoeturhead]

Has anybody heard from Grunt67 ? I was absent from the forum for a bit, but he was active back then, maybe a year ago. Hope he's ok.

[markiver54]

Has anybody heard from Grunt67 ? I was absent from the forum for a bit, but he was active back then, maybe a year ago. Hope he's ok.

Someone else noticed that not long ago. Have not heard anything though.
I'm with you, hoping everything is ok.

[Vaquero]

Has anybody heard from Grunt67 ? I was absent from the forum for a bit, but he was active back then, maybe a year ago. Hope he's ok.

He left the forum, he's still an active member of the tennesseegunowners forum as I.
We've conversed there, and he's doing ok as any of us older folks.
He's older than I.

RP

[BrokenolMarine]

I am only active on two forums, this one, and a woodworking forum. I try not to post unless I have something to contribute, often I just read what others offer. On my woodworking forum, my injuries in the last couple years, kept me out of the shop, so I have only been able to post in the off topic section.

Perhaps many of our missing friends can't/don't shoot any longer and and go by the rule "If you don't have anything constructive to offer..."

[markiver54]

I enjoy this forum not only to learn, and offer any info I can, as rare as that may be. I also enjoy the sense of community and friendship I feel when here.