16 gauge society

[Phil Yearout]

Since Doug's passing the site has been administered by a friend of his on a totally volunteer basis. I think responses have been very slow but have usually been forthcoming, eventually. I will post over there and see if I get any input; will report back on what I find out.

[Bill Murphy]

It worked for me at 2:15 PM this afternoon, and it worked for me a minute ago. Push the buttons harder.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

It worked for me at 2:15 PM this afternoon, and it worked for me a minute ago. Push the buttons harder.

Hey Murph, post some pics of how to push buttons harder please.

[Mike of the Mountain]

I logged on to the site and went right in to the 16g reloading forum. Downloaded the data from a few years ago and also PMd the OP asking for his updated spreadsheets.

[ArtS]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

I logged on to the site and went right in to the 16g reloading forum. Downloaded the data from a few years ago and also PMd the OP asking for his updated spreadsheets.

Mike

Did it automatically go into the forums, or did you have a login button on the screen you opened?

I asked that because I was a member for decades and then suddenly couldn't sign on. My old registration was jumbled, and couldn't be recovered but the names and passwords couldn't be reused, so I had to get a totally new account. My guess is if you are in, and set up to stay signed in, it works. If not, the website does not present a sign on screen.

It is really fouled up but that is what works for me. I have to enter the full sign in address, not just the 16ga.com.

[Bill Murphy]

I logged on to 16ga.com and found many very recent posts and replies. Yes, I saw posters who wanted to know how much their Stevens Model 311 was worth and if it was strong enough to shoot Super-X shells as well as other pertinent questions. Those type of questions were posted today, yes, today. I don't expect that this post will attract many "Thanks".