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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Thanks & Welcome

I'd like to extend a warm welcome and thanks to DaveDog and Mr. Miracle for taking the time to hit my little blue follower button.

My new friends I promise to always answer your comments. It sometimes takes me a few hours, and on rare occasions, days, but I will leave a reply.

If, for some odd reason, I fail to answer please let me know. I'm funny that way.


Again, thank you and welcome. You are now among friends.

Stephen
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  1. Mr. MiracleJuly 31, 2012 at 9:49 PM

    Thank you, Sir. Your words and plain feelings have touched me, and I am happy to include you among my circle of friends. God bless, and take care.

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  2. AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 5:20 PM

    Stephen,

    Thank You for the Norman Rockwell picture of the servicemen. Just today I stopped into the secondhand store and came upon two American flags. I actually stood there and stared at them in stunned silence. Who, on earth, considers a flag so worthless that they donate it to Goodwill?

    Thank You for your blog. I am one of your invisible fans but check in daily. I am also a newbie to shooting and enjoy it way too much.... i feel a gun purchase in the near future.

    Thank You Again

    Lisa in MN

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    1. StephenAugust 1, 2012 at 7:42 PM

      You are welcome, Lisa...nothing today surprises me. The American public, and as far as it goes, America has changed for the worse. Nothing is sacred. As a matter of fact this isn't the same country in which I was born. Thank you for reading my humble little blog, it's nice to have another family member. I hope and encourage you to make that firearm purchase while you still have the right and a few freedoms left to you. God bless. And, hey, don't be a stranger.

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    2. AnonymousAugust 2, 2012 at 7:59 PM

      Stephen:
      The only guns I have ever shot was the Springfield Armory xdm 9mm and the .40 cal. I thought I wanted the .40 because I was more accurate with it on the range the first couple of times I went. Then one day I was unable to use the .40 and shot the 9mm. I did as well or better on the target with the 9. Any advice?

      Thanks

      Lisa

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    3. StephenAugust 8, 2012 at 11:04 AM

      Lisa, I'm so sorry its taken me so long to answer your comment...got lost in the shuffle. If you shoot better with the nine mil...stick with it. I'd also like to suggest a nice .22 handgun. You'd probably be deadly accurate with the .22. Thanks for the nice comment.

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