Shooting the 14 gauge...
 

One of those guys you've got to admire.

Just started radiation for pancreatic cancer last week, still working on guns and shooting almost every day.

This is the 14 gauge Parker DH he recently picked up.

I managed to trade for him some 14 gauge brass shells that had been made up out of Greener ones. They were too tight for the gun, but he managed to get a few turned down so they'll go in the chambers.

Loaded up some ounce loads with black powder, and had her out for a couple clays this afternoon.

My hat is off to him! Stay busy and think positive and praying, good luck to this gentleman, gary

Was looking at this post again, seems just yesterday, not quite two years ago....

My dear friend David Long, I went to his memorial service on Friday.

I was sitting with him when he passed on Wednesday, he fought the good fight but finally just had to lay the cares of this world down.

Godspeed my friend, the gun shows won't be the same now or ever again without you.

Sad news . . .

The sun goes down for all but is very sad when it's an Old Friend.

always sad to see a friend go....charlie

I'm very sorry for the loss of your old friend.

Passing
 

But he has a health perfect body now and who knows maybe a AAHE in every gauge to shoot any day he wants.
You are a true friend to see him off to Glory.

Scott

My condolences to the family and you Destry, As Scott says I am sure he appreciated you being there with him at his passing. We are just mere mortals our time is liken to a blink of the eye. gary

I knew Dave. And I also knew him to be a grand fellow. His passing diminishes us all.