Judge Blackahwk

Anyone remember him??

http://web.archive.org/web/20020212135420/http://sixgunner.com:80/blackhawk/wisdom.htm

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Yes I do and thank you for that link. A lot of water under the bridge since then my friend.

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someone I am familiar with but boy does he speak truth! I figure parenting is a blessing as well as a life long sentence.Those first nights when you only daughter is in a college dorm room hundreds of miles away, the restless sleep at night while they are spending their days serving their country in a land that is full of danger and the joy and privilege of seeing one of them make you a grandpa. This is what it means to be a parent.

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......about watching Hopalong Cassidy movies (I think it was Hoppy we were watching) with my dad while he was slowly reaching the end of his span here on Earth. I was reminiscing about how we had watched movies together when I was a child, and how our roles had reversed in his/our advancing years.

If I knew how to use the wayback machine, I'd sorta like to see that post again.......

Otony

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and see if, by some chance, it was part of what was saved. Often, navigation links will work on a page, after you find it dead on another page.
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.sixgunner.com

And don't forget Earp.

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http://web.archive.org/web/20010330011633/http://disc.server.com:80/Indices/34422.html

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That link had Pete Martin and a lot of others no longer with us.

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glad that link was through 4 layers of previous clicks, so could not open posts. It would have been too sad. This CD was a gift, still travels everywhere in car.

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But some folks are as constant as the northern star. :-)

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Are as much help to others in navigating the world of firearms, thru experimenting beyond the hype. I have a #1S .35 Whelen, in part due to your writings. Will not go Artificial Intelligence on it, though, as I do not reload it enough that case life a concern, plus, older shoulder and lighter loads used, anyhow.

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also adore the rifle. It may be a Sporter, but, with the large diameter barrel required for the Whelen, it has the Tropical proportions perfectly scaled for the cartridge, and of same weight and only 2" longer than my .45-70 Guide Gun. And near identical weight and same length as my Model 12 with riot barrel. A rifle a man can hunt with, througb thick and thin, without the need to be wealthy enough for a gun bearer.

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