Back out ... Ready to proceed.

Part in mill, cutter chucked.

Drawings at hand.

I hear I have earned some 60th birthday credits. I get to relax the pace a bit today.

Thanks for reading. Thanks for your patience.

Gary



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I say you take a 35 min lunch today Gary, 5 extra minutes to kick your feet up, eat a pastry of some kind and take a quick nap.

No really, have a great day Gary, you deserve it.

Have 'em put an extra shrimp on your dinner order. Gotta live a little, after all.



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It is great to see that you are having positive result's. Your house is sold and niw you can relax a little hopefully.

You know it would be OK to show outrider parts . Are you still in metal stages or have you progressed to wood?

Hello Kurt,

I'm setting aside parts. Not sure what to show you. Hummmm. I'm sure you don't want to hear my story again, about how I'm not here to teach the world how to make Outrider 50's. .

I have to keep what I have that's unique, that's my advantage. Everybody has better tools. Everybody has cheaper labor, and more of it. What they don't have is my design pencil! haha. (And photos of the parts). A thief or "do-good-er" mole could change that. But it'd be pretty dumb for me to do it myself. . So - back to - "What to show??? Hummmm".

Remember, I've always said - the stock is only about 5% of the total build so, yes; I'm still making steel parts. I have just kept head's down batching parts - rather then making one complete set at a time, and having all those tool and set up changes.

It's going well. Anxious to shoot again.

Also; for everyone ... Recall I mentioned the Maryland buyer .... But I didn't say that I'd been "Paid" for the Maryland house yet. There was this huge sigh of relief on the forum - thanks for your good will - but the stress of a need for income didnt change here yet. I couldn't "Coast" for five/six weeks to the finish line. So I haven't been able to just get totally back into the airguns. We are pushing it across the finish line.

If you are still wondering what to get Dad, Grandfather, or your Son ... I'd like to suggest an Heirloom quality pocket knife!

You'll we shall all be happier if I'm still here in January.

Thanks!
Gary



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