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If anyone hasn't read or seen this book I highly recommend it. I haven't read a book in probably 15+ years, but this one I can't let down. Just received it today, and haven't gotten anything done since it came...Cheers to Ed Tinker, and his "staff" this is truly a way of informing the younger generations how these Lugers got here along with alot of history. I sure wish I would have been older to talk to my Grandfather about his Lugers. Cheers again...-Joshua

Joshua,

Ed Tinker is a major contributor to this site and of course we are all familiar with this great book!

he means I comment too much via posting threads :D

Who the hell is Ed Tinker? Never heard of him..:cool:

Wow is spelled with a W on the end Ron :p

"Who", actually.....

""Who", actually..... "

Perzactly....:cool:

Interesting.... very few high school students can publish books....and, how can he legally acquire guns at this age?

Link: Ed Tinker

Interesting, there have been several "Ed Tinker"s that are known for football but it is why I go legally by edward b. tinker

http://www.google.com/search?q=%22ed...rlz=1I7ADRA_en

Story behind that is that when I was a US Army recruiter, in Montana there was a father and a son, something like edward k. tinker and edward r. tinker (but don't quote me on that) and they had had some DUI's and been in trouble with the law. When I talked to folks, they'd say, are your elated to Ed Tinker? And I'd say, no, and from then on, legally made sure that the B. was there.


Tinker is not a real common name, and if you go up past Maine to Canada there is a whole passel of them on Campobello island New Brunswick.

http://www.olypen.com/tinkers/Geneal...m%20Tinker.htm




Ed

You, sir, owe me a new keyboard and about a 1/4 bottle of Canada's finest amber beverage. :D