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The Zebra Wood was one of the most interesting materials I've made one of these from. Thank you. It was fun!

Oh that wasn't funny...😂

New Loader shipping out on Monday. Working on some other orders this weekend. Thank you Fellas!

Here you go. There is also a slow motion version on my YouTube channel.

Well... Its been a couple of years since I actually posted these. During the "Rona" interest seemed to drop off, I lost my job due to the Fauci-ouchy and have been building my new business up. (commercial carpentry) I have been doing some here and there in the background when approached and now I think it might be time to throw this out again. Many here already have one or both of these (THANK YOU!) but for those that don't know I make display stands and stick mag speed loaders. Below are some examples of my recent work. If you're interested you can message me here or email me at ss327@comcast.net Stands Start at $225 blank, +$25 for burning Nd $30 to ship insured. (wood species and design will affect price) Loaders are $125 shipped for maple or walnut. (other wood species will affect price) Thanks for your interest! Jon The Sawdust Specialist

Well... Its been a couple of years since I actually posted these. During the "Rona" interest seemed to drop off, I lost my job due to the Fauci-ouchy and have been building my new business up. (commercial carpentry) I have been doing some here and there in the background when approached and now I think it might be time to throw this out again. Many here already have one or both of these (THANK YOU!) but for those that don't know I make display stands and stick mag speed loaders. Below are some examples of my recent work. If you're interested you can message me here or email me at ss327@comcast.net Stands Start at $225 blank, +$25 for burning Nd $30 to ship insured. (wood species and design will affect price) Loaders are $125 shipped for maple or walnut. (other wood species will affect price) Thanks for your interest! Jon The Sawdust Specialist

Yes!! Merry Christmas to all!!

I have sheer jealousy over how many free and unmasked people there are walking around almost more than not being able to be there for the show... It must be nice to live somewhere without a tin pot dicktater trying to control everything...

I wouldn't think a drum mag that was in firing position (which it did fire a few) would be able to drop out so easily? Gotta love all the great gun control policies keeping Chicago safe...

Nope. We live in Oregon City so we went I5 to Roseburg and 138 to get to Crater. We left out the south end to 395 to get to Twin Falls. I do like Redmond but don't get there often anymore.

We didn't make it to the rodeo if it was even going on. Sounds like something we'll have to see when we get back there!

Funny. We actually stayed at Miracle Hot Springs in Twin Falls.

Recently my Wife and I took a 10 day 3500 mile road trip for our 20th anniversary. We went to 8 different national parks and monuments amongst other sights natural and man made. One of the real cool take aways was our day and a half spent in Cody Wyoming. We went to the Cody Firearms Experience and shot full-auto 1928 Thompsons. I don't remember who he said the upper manufacturer was (they are newly made for them) but the rest of the guns are from the Russian parts kits that they acquired. It was a great experience at that!!! I have had my 1927A1 Kahr since 2011 and been a member her since 2013. I have made over 100 loaders for members along with about 50 display stands of various sorts. However, I have not had the pleasure of a real Full-Auto of any kind much less a Thompson until now. I'M HOOKED!!! Also saw some very interesting Thompson's at the Buffalo Bill Firearm Museum. The 1921 was a NYC bank robbery recovery. The other is a .30 carbine Ruger Thompson?? Our main stops were: Crater Lake, OR Craters of the Moon, ID Yellowstone, WY Battle of Little Big Horn Battlefield, MT Deadwood, SD Black Hills, SD Mt. Rushmore, SD Crazy Horse, SD Devils Tower, WY Cody, WY Bozeman, MT Coeur d'Alene, ID

I make these... http://www.machinegunboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=24964&page=2&do=findComment&comment=229537

Just finished this wall mount for a board member. 1so of its kind. Nave Blue Velvet flocking with a Walnut frame. Pay no attention to my Kahr '27A1. There is a 1942 M1 destined to hang on here. It was made to compliment his Dad's WWII medals and their display pictured below... Jon