My New Site

[graybear]

I've found a 10-15lb. sledgehammer to be more efficient and faster and a .69 cal prb pushed by 70 gr. of ffG more fun. Mongrel, those are some good looking pieces.

[texasranger]

great looking rifles and a nice site. I will bookmark it to look when i have more money.

[mongrel]

New address. The old link will still work but some of the content, there, is outdated. Rev set me up to be able to modify things on my own.

http://www.chooseyourweapon.net/index.html

[ADK Bigfoot]

As an avid Mongrel fan, and someone who wants to see what you have to offer for sale, it is frustrating to not be able to open the "for sale" documents.

[Rev]

New address. The old link will still work but some of the content, there, is outdated. Rev set me up to be able to modify things on my own.

http://www.chooseyourweapon.net/index.html

Actually, the old URL just redirects you to the new location...

[mongrel]

As an avid Mongrel fan, and someone who wants to see what you have to offer for sale, it is frustrating to not be able to open the "for sale" documents.

At the moment I have nothing for sale, though I have a lot of stuff in progress that would be in that section, except -- my account with that file-sharing shite expired, and they were charging me too much for it anyway, and I got feedback from a couple of folks that their virus-protection programs went berserk when they tried to open it, toward the end of my time with them. As a matter of fact, as of now there is no "For Sale" link on the site.

One of the reasons Rev suggested turning control of the site over to me is that, after some educating (Rev is looking forward to smacking a ruler across my knuckles during this process), I will be able to provide a link to a "For Sale" page without needing a file-sharing site. At least that's how my limited computer literacy allows me to interpret how Rev explained it to me.

Bottom line is, "For Sale" will be returning shortly. In the meantime, everything you would see if such a page existed is shown in "General Gunsmithing" here. No prices, yet, but that's simply because I feel the need to use my time working on the guns instead of detailing their progress and writing up specs.

[Red Badger]

(Rev is looking forward to smacking a ruler across my knuckles during this process),....

AS long as he does the knuckle rapping in a judicious manner that will not impinge on your ability to finish my rifle I have no problem with a bit of corporeal punishment.    Next thing we know you be posting that you gave up the commodore 64 for a real computer...   

[mongrel]

In the interests of maintaining absolute historical authenticity in my building and business practices, I will be disconnecting the computer and phone. The United States Postal Service was established in rudimentary form, before there even WAS a United States, by Benjamin Franklin, so "snail mail" will satisfy the most discriminating PC standards -- however, my own sense of PC will require that mail delivery to and from my residence and place of work take place only by actual post rider or trader's mule train. The lack of post riders and mule trains in my immediate locale may delay shipments and communications for an indefinite period of time, but I'm sure those mocking my computer skills and hardware will understand my desire to not only simplify my life but to add a genuine 18th-century element of delay and uncertainty to our dealings.

Thanks in advance for your understanding and support....

[Hawken50]

  OOOHhh boy here we go! 

[mongrel]

Well, actually, I endured "computer disconnection" for approximately 30 seconds before needing to check my e-mail or have a nervous breakdown.... So the "here we go" is off. I should have known it was a vain and idle threat that I lacked the fortitude to follow through on.

[hotfxr]

I could always send these pigeons your way. They would be faster than the mail and they always return, unfortunately.

[Rev]

Well, actually, I endured "computer disconnection" for approximately 30 seconds before needing to check my e-mail or have a nervous breakdown.... So the "here we go" is off. I should have known it was a vain and idle threat that I lacked the fortitude to follow through on.

Surprised you lasted that long...