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Old gunsmiths that have forgotten more tricks than I will ever learn
He told a writer for the newspaper The Oklahoman that he started work in a gunmaking shop when he finished school at the age of 14. “I happened to go past a place that makes guns and decided that would be interesting,” the 1985 profile reported. “There’s no rhyme or reason; it happened just by accident, really.”
The son of a keep-net weaver from whom he inherited a lifelong passion for coarse fishing, Rowe apprenticed with S. Wright & Sons, in Birmingham, from 1946 to 1951 and later worked as a gunmaker for Thomas Turner & Sons, in Berkshire, from 1963 to 1965. After completion of his apprenticeship, in 1951.
After completion of his apprenticeship, in 1951, Rowe was conscripted for national service, initially in Germany, where he was assigned to the Durham Light Infantry. He spent time with the British Army of the Rhine, where he met his first wife, and later served as an armorer with the Paratroop Regiment in the Near East, where he rose to the rank of sergeant.
Rowe started and ran his own business as a gunmaker in Bracknell, England, from 1965 to 1982. After emigrating to the US in 1982, he established a reputation as an authority on British guns, working first with George Caswell of Champlin Arms, in Enid,
John “Jack” Rowe started and ran his own business as a gunmaker in Bracknell, England, from 1965 to 1982. After emigrating to the US in 1982, he established a reputation as an authority on British guns, working first with George Caswell of Champlin Arms, in Enid, Oklahoma. He taught shotgun-repair classes and a full range of related gunsmithing skills at Murray State College, in Oklahoma, for many years and made a series of instructional videos produced by Trinidad College and presented by Brownells. He also made a four-hour video titled “Gunsmithing British Side by Side Shotguns” with Larry Potterfield, president of Midway USA.
He told a writer for the newspaper The Oklahoman that he started work in a gunmaking shop when he finished school at the age of 14. “I happened to go past a place that makes guns and decided that would be interesting,” the 1985 profile reported. “There’s no rhyme or reason; it happened just by accident, really.”
The son of a keep-net weaver from whom he inherited a lifelong passion for coarse fishing, Rowe apprenticed with S. Wright & Sons, in Birmingham, from 1946 to 1951 and later worked as a gunmaker for Thomas Turner & Sons, in Berkshire, from 1963 to 1965. After completion of his apprenticeship, in 1951.
After completion of his apprenticeship, in 1951, Rowe was conscripted for national service, initially in Germany, where he was assigned to the Durham Light Infantry. He spent time with the British Army of the Rhine, where he met his first wife, and later served as an armorer with the Paratroop Regiment in the Near East, where he rose to the rank of sergeant.
Rowe started and ran his own business as a gunmaker in Bracknell, England, from 1965 to 1982. After emigrating to the US in 1982, he established a reputation as an authority on British guns, working first with George Caswell of Champlin Arms, in Enid,
John “Jack” Rowe started and ran his own business as a gunmaker in Bracknell, England, from 1965 to 1982. After emigrating to the US in 1982, he established a reputation as an authority on British guns, working first with George Caswell of Champlin Arms, in Enid, Oklahoma. He taught shotgun-repair classes and a full range of related gunsmithing skills at Murray State College, in Oklahoma, for many years and made a series of instructional videos produced by Trinidad College and presented by Brownells. He also made a four-hour video titled “Gunsmithing British Side by Side Shotguns” with Larry Potterfield, president of Midway USA.
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Wait a minute. Is that the same as 35 HVT's? Does HOG mean Hampering Our Germans? Does PIG mean Plane Is Grounded? Asking for a guy that got banned.
My platoon sergeant used to tell new guys on his tank that if the turret rotated twelve times clockwise and one time counterclockwise it would pop off the hull. Then on the next field exercise he would spin it around and watch the poor guy count rotations. Just because.
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Yup, he looks just like a parrot now.
people who do stupid shit like this are FREAKS!!!!
Gonna quote Tom MacDonald here....
"And saying you're woke doesn't make you a prophet, it makes you a liar and stupid obnoxious"
Should be in the Bananas thread, because that is what her tits are going to look like if she stays up too much longer.
I'm terrified and strangely aroused at the same time.
Do you fill it?
Or open a tourist attraction?
Or open a tourist attraction?
Can you have a wet nightmare? Asking for a friend...
Fear boners are real. I’d make her call me Georgie while we boned.
Before I guess I could eat her like she ate Georgie also
Is that how they add the pleasure ribs.
