Shooting a damascus double barrel question - Page 2

Randy Radmer · 11-16-2010, 08:42 AM

I thought that might have been what he meant but wasn't sure. It is off face a bit then so will need that addressed, if the barrels are even safe to shoot. I didn't know if there was an adjustment or not. Doesn't sound like it so will have to have that fixed if I plan on shooting it one day.

30 miles east? That puts you somewhere between Topeka and Lawrence if I figured correctly. If you ever get out around Wamego or Westmoreland give a holler. I'm still working up in Rock Island, IL for a couple months but still manage to get home every couple weekends.

Thanks for the education.

Randy

Bruce Day · 11-16-2010, 09:39 AM

I'm in KC. More than 30, my error.

There is no adjustment on Parkers.

John D. · 11-18-2010, 02:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Randy Radmer

....By the way, I go by Randy, but the board required my "real name."

Randy aka Charles

Hey Randy!

Let me get you set, OK?? As well - just remember - if you need to login again, please use:

Randy Radmer

As your login name, OK??

John
(PS - Sorry for the delayed reply - I was in Haiti for a couple of weeks and still reading the older threads (jeez - you folks post a lot while I'm away..??!!!

)

Randy Radmer · 11-18-2010, 03:05 PM

John,

Thanks! I need all the help I can get to simplify things. How was the trip to Haiti? It sounds like things are still pretty rough down there.

Randy

John D. · 11-18-2010, 03:19 PM

Hi Randy!

My pleasure to assist! I know what you mean about trying to keep things "simple"..!

Anyway - I've been doing projects in Haiti for many years, and frankly, I'm beginning to think that if the Haitians didn't have "bad luck" - they wouldn't have any luck at all..?? As you can imagine, things down there are challenging - to say the least..

But, for all our kids, projects, programs, schools - etc. - all are doing better than most of the Haitian population - and most of that credit goes to them for maximizing the small opportunities we have been able to offer them..?

As well - when I'm there - I try to keep my BLOG updated:

http://rennwish.blogspot.com/

and our main website is here:

http://rennwish

As well - the success of our programs is due to the many private donors we have been privileged to have, who have been silently supporting all we have done with incredible generosity and enthusiasm....

Best to you!

John