New blood

[TCFAN]

Thanks Charles and Brad for the welcome.It is my sincere hope that I never give anyone a reason to use the term "trouble maker" when my name is mentioned..........Terry

 

[sundog]

I had a nice invite from Charles, so I thought I would stop in and visit. I'll be having a look around now.

 

[Brad]

Welcome aboard sundog! Anyone invited by Charles is certainly going to do well here.

 

[Mikey]

Trouble makers need not apply.

Dang!
I'll go back out and try again...

mike

 

[JWFilips]

I had a nice invite from Charles, so I thought I would stop in and visit. I'll be having a look around now.

Wow is this the real "Sundog " from the original CastPics fame?
I just got to say this place is getting better all the time!
I'm sure glad I'm here

 

[Ben]

Welcome Sundog ! !

Ben

 

[358156hp]

Castpics, and the original Shooters board, IIRC.

Welcome Sundog!

 

[Charles Graff]

That is the real Sundog, AKA Corky! I still make his Tennessee Pare Pie from time to time.

 

[Charles Graff]

If we could just dig up the Mad Mexican, Horsefly and Carpet Man we would be off to a good start. The first two I have not head from in a decade.

 

[Mikey]

along with Once-A-Bull another good fellow of long stranding.

Bill (Onceabull) is home recovering from knee replacement, being stubborn and cantankerous, but maybe not up to forum life just yet. Passing that along in case you haven't heard from him...

mike

 

[358156hp]

OMG, Horsefly!!! I haven't seen that name in ages. IIRC he always closed out his posts with "su amigo, Horsefly".

 

[Charles Graff]

Bill (Onceabull) is home recovering from knee replacement, being stubborn and cantankerous, but maybe not up to forum life just yet. Passing that along in case you haven't heard from him...

mike

Having done the knee replacement thing myself I understand the situation. They tend to work reasonably well, but recovery can be difficult. I know mine was.

 

[David Johnson]

Rick sent me an invite, I'm nobody, thanks for letting me in.
I'm a CAS shooter and have cast my share of lead bullets but I'm nowhere in the same league as most you guys. I'll chime in when I can but I'm going to be doing a lot of absorbing.

 

[Charles Graff]

Everybody is somebody David. Welcome you are! Sorry, but I was in a Yoda mood this morning.

 

[fiver]

I could probably get Ray to take a look, I still talk to him.


oh and it's all about the talkin David, we are pretty good at wandering a thread.
I think me and Ian still have the record for thread swerve.

 

[Ian]

That was epic, though unintentional. I suspect Carpetman is really Mel Brooks incognito, and he and Bret are a couple of the few remaining experts on the Asperly Aimless.

David, we don't have too many CAS people here yet, invite your Pards! I keep telling myself to get involved in that sport (I spectate from time to time with the Texican Rangers) but I keep dragging my feet getting the appropriate gunnage and rigs.

 

[JSH]

Some of those guys mentioned above were hanging around at accurate reloading.
Jeff

 

[Bret4207]

If we could just dig up the Mad Mexican, Horsefly and Carpet Man we would be off to a good start. The first two I have not head from in a decade.

And Mouse! Those were fun times. I still have the CD of the Cast Bullet Section from Shooters. We were so young and tender back then... and everything was working towards HARDER. We didn't know what we didn't know.

 

[Bret4207]

That was epic, though unintentional. I suspect Carpetman is really Mel Brooks incognito, and he and Bret are a couple of the few remaining experts on the Asperly Aimless.

Buckshot was the Asperly expert. I concentrated on the Fluglemeyer series of cartridges, along with both the Fullbright and Halfbright developments from Nation State of Pkytnmbcg. Of course we're all a bit tired of hearing about Pkytnmbcg these days I suppose.

 

[358156hp]

Upper or lower Pkytnmbcg? I seem to remember there was a lot of separatist talk some time back, and that Upper Pkytnmbcg might be absorbed by Halfwitz, primarily because the have the only International House of Pancakes and Halfwitz has a rather large population of one-legged waitresses needing to work at IHOP.