Guns of our Fathers

Edward Tinker · 05-21-2003, 06:37 PM

I havenÃ¢??t received any other stories in probably six months, and since I have been busy on other projects, haven't tried very hard in asking for stories. So far it is 72 pages (in Microsoft Publisher format) and I want to transfer it to adobe or some other medium that is easier to read across all spectrums of the computer world. {{ADMIN: I now have the capability to do so}}

So, anyone with stories about guns or items your Dad, Grandfather, Uncle, friend, or a pretty good confirmed story, send it to me along with any pictures, either digital or hard copy and I will include it into my booklet. In the file, I have each persons name at the top of the page that pertains to their story. Inside I have have stories about alll kinds of guns, (mostly Lugers, but also a German Rifle, an Iraqi HP brought back by a marine during the Gulf War (who sold it to the section author), a couple of 45 ACP stories, one from WW2, one from Viet Nam, and many other stories.

It is very interesting to read, (at least I think so,

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05-21-2003, 06:37 PM	#2
Edward Tinker Super Moderator Eternal Lifer LugerForum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: North of Spokane, WA Posts: 15,966 Thanks: 2,066 Thanked 4,595 Times in 2,116 Posts	I havenÃ¢??t received any other stories in probably six months, and since I have been busy on other projects, haven't tried very hard in asking for stories. So far it is 72 pages (in Microsoft Publisher format) and I want to transfer it to adobe or some other medium that is easier to read across all spectrums of the computer world. {{ADMIN: I now have the capability to do so}} So, anyone with stories about guns or items your Dad, Grandfather, Uncle, friend, or a pretty good confirmed story, send it to me along with any pictures, either digital or hard copy and I will include it into my booklet. In the file, I have each persons name at the top of the page that pertains to their story. Inside I have have stories about alll kinds of guns, (mostly Lugers, but also a German Rifle, an Iraqi HP brought back by a marine during the Gulf War (who sold it to the section author), a couple of 45 ACP stories, one from WW2, one from Viet Nam, and many other stories. It is very interesting to read, (at least I think so, )