FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Cold front came through this morning rain stopped, this rainbow lasted for thirty minutes or more could not resist a photo. Gary

[Dean Romig]

I know you won't read this until you're back from searchin' fer that "Pot o' Gold"... which in your case would be a pot of Parker Bros. Hammerguns, but Nice pictures Gary!

[charlie cleveland]

lovelypicture you snapped there...i hope you find that gold im still looking for the gold myself...charlie

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Charlie, I am looking for just enough gold for the inlay of my dogs head, for the gun I am getting done to celebrate her life. It started life as a 16ga hammer gun with Vulcan steel barrels, It will turn into an AA hammer gun with likeness of mattie on floor plate name on the side, dates on trigger guard. done in french grey. This project is gonna take awhile but will be one of my most prized possessions! Gary

[Daryl Corona]

Wow Gary, that sounds like a great tribute to your best friend. Can't wait to see it.

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

The gun has been shipped and the stock blanks bought, the gun will be done by Chris Dawe, in Newfoundland, he has done some great work on wood and he will coordinate the build of this gun, the engraver is in Alberta, I have sent him photo's of Mattie and look forward to this project! gary

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

I almost forgot, Thanks to Mr Jim DiSpagno for walking it through customs in Philadelphia I really appreciate him doing that! Gary

[Dean Romig]

I spoke with Jim about that. That was almost too easy. Nice work Jim!

[Richard Flanders]

Looking for Gold are we?? The mine I work at in the summer mines up to 10 oz/hour on good stretches of the creek we're on now. Do the math! I think they rarely get less than 3oz/hr. That's what pays for my drilling program..... I love this job!

[Dean Romig]

Sounds pretty lucrative for enjoyable outdoor work.

[charlie cleveland]

riuch you get tired of that job put in a good word for me and gary... charlie

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

Rich, can you panhandle on the side sounds pretty lucrative to me, Charlie and me will be up there this summer let me see , hmm, Charlie if Rich will put us on some good spots in that creek, we can come home in a couple months and start buying more Parkers! Now that's what Im talking about!

[Rich Anderson]

Gary maybe you could use some of the wifes old jewlery for your project. Believe me it will be well worth the wait and a treasured memento for life. Our faithfull companions deserve nothing less.

[Gary Carmichael Sr]

I have already secured the gold if the engraver wants to use mine, he might want to use say a 10 carat something harder. Since I have been married several times I thought of using old wedding bands but, figured that would jinks the whole project so decided not to entertain that idea!