doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com Striking off the barrel legend - how does it look?

Well to answer the original question of Mr. Silvers, I think it looks great!!! Of Course everything COJ does turns out great, especially that Army Navy redo!!!
If I could only afford the work some of you guys can do!!

Frank, don't get worked up just because someone has illustrated why you are wrong. It just lessens your position even further. My examples are indeed extreme but that's why I use them. We all know they are examples and not the real world. Go to any college classroom across the nation and you'll find similar examples.

If you're going to state 'everyone has an opinion and is entitled to it' you should qualify it a bit. I think you are the one with the soapbox, my friend.

Greg, I am editing my earlier reply. I have no interest in further debate with someone who used a raunchy, barroom, inappropriate example of the 14 year old daughter, to try to prove something you've taken out of context. This is offensive to me and I'm sure to many others who may have experienced sexual exploitation as/of a child. I would ask you to please consider writing an apology here to those who may have experienced strong emotions to your so-called "extreme example". Frank Silvers

Frank, did you read my previous post? Besides, after reading some of the viscous posts Sliver has made I hardly think you are in a position to demand any apologies.

"Frank, did you read my previous post? Besides, after reading some of the viscous posts Sliver has made I hardly think you are in a position to demand any apologies"

I said there's no further debate. Just note I am Silvers not Sliver as you wrote. We are two different members.

Back to third grade reading comprehension for dude Greg.

I had to check on Greg's "viscous". Let's see, Webster's Ninth Collegiate says it is derived from the Latin word for mistletoe or birdlime, (viscum). The second choice is having to do with viscousity, in other words, the flow characteristics of liquid. Then it goes on to "sticky" or having a sticky layer. OK, Frank, where do you stand? I think Greg needs more training than just in reading comprehension.

I have been following this thread for awhile and don't want to assume anything except perhaps that GregSY is once again offensive.
CJO-Was Krupp lettering added to non Krupp barrels or were these actually Krupp barrels? If they were not actually Krupp Barrels and Krupp lettering was added,I feel that is inappropriate and misrepresents the barrels and therefore the gun and leaves future buyers at risk of being a victim of fraud (I am sure you would not sell them yourself misrepresented).
Jeff G.

We're not entirely sure that all original Fox Krupp barrels came from Krupp. Krupp marked original Fox barrels have been observed with SB&C markings.

All, thanks for your support here and through emails. I appreciate it. I have no further comments than those I've posted. Frank