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February 22, 2009
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Stumbled onto this forum and can't believe Dean didn't tell be about it before...maybe he did.
Serving in the US Army for over 25years now and currently stationed at Ft. Polk, LA with the 10th Mountain Division (don't ask)...
I've been a member on the specialtypistols forum for some time now, with the same username.
Best Regards to all.
Ron
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January 22, 2008
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Welcome to the DWF! Also thanks for your service to our country!
Do you currently have a DW?
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February 22, 2009
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Thanks for the welcome, I enjoy serving for people like you who can appreciate it.
I currently own 3 DWs. 722-V, 715-V, 744-VH; all Monson plant guns. I'm frustrated with the prices of DWs right now, so until things settle a bit in the market, that's probably all I'll have unless something comes along- we'll see. The auctions tend to be on the pricey side, especially after adding FFL and Shipping/ Insurance fees. The Gun Shows here in the deep south rarely have DW parts, let alone complete guns, and if you can find something- the rust monster has usually visited already.
I've already placed a WTB posting....
Best Regards, Ron
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February 4, 2009
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Ron,
Welcome to the forums from one of the Texas crew. That is a nice selection of Dans you have going.
And to parrot Jody, thanks for your service!
December 17, 2008
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Welcome Ron - very glad to have you as a member and as with the other guys, I salute you for your service and do truly appreciate it.
Lots of soldiers coming and going down here in Texas.
I was just looking at your line up - nice tri power...
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February 22, 2009
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Thanks all, those three are all I have for now. I'd like to stay w/ the Monson Mass, SS theme, but who knows...
Regards, Ron
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April 25, 2008
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Welcome Ron! I just assumed you already knew about this place. Sorry man. I never looked at the member list.
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February 22, 2009
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No issues Dean, just giving you a hard time...
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January 24, 2009
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So, are you guys stationed there to move a mountain into Louisania?
J/K
Welcome aboard, glad you're here.
Like the rest of these guys...thank you for your service!!
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February 22, 2009
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You laugh, but unknown to many people, Louisiana does indeed have mountains! Three in fact:
Driskill Mt. is the highest with an elevation over 500 feet!!!!! (nose bleed).
Jordan Mt. over 470' and Bogue Mt. over 350'
I've won more than a few bar bets with that fact- feel free to use it.
Oh yea, I forgot: Walker Tower is a Mountain “Pillar” on Ft. Polk over 360' and yes, I've climbed it!
Best Regards,
Ron
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