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This little package arrived at my PO Box this morning. Turning it over and removing the label showed a fine block of fancy walnut just right for a set of target pistol grips! Note the perfect curved layout and lovely fiddleback figure!!
Thanks Joe Steele

In a similar vein, I'd like to begin a little thing they do over at the S&W Forum called Karma. I am giving away a first edition (1943) of Gun Care and Repair by Charles Edward Chapel.
Anyone who would like this book please post your name below. Next Saturday (about) I'll put all the names in a hat and ask Alex Trebek (coming by for a visit) to draw the winning name to who I will announce here and send the book to.
Hoping You All Participate!!
Best,
Steve
From the book... containing informative essays like: How to add a cheekpiece to a stock. Recipes for home made stock finishes, gun cleaning solutions, bluing formulas, how to oil and adjust your Thompson sub-machine gun, etc...

I'd love to have a copy of the book.

Please put my name in the hat.

Brent

Steve, I've been enjoying doing this sort of thing for many years now, off & on. Glad you liked it and even more pleased that you've started the Karma thing here.
Best, Joe

Daryl Hallquist....

I have known Joe for some time now. And for sure he is the real thing. And it has been a great honor to consider him a close friend. And I would publicly thank him for all he has done for me.and just maybe someday I can catch up. Whitey

I'd sure like to add that book to my library! So please put my name in for it; it's one I've been looking for but so far haven't found at a price I could afford.

www.rugerforums.com has "karmas" regularly. They are fun and sooner or later EVERYBODY has got "two of something they only need one of."

Mike Armstrong

Steven,

Please add mine to the names in the hat.

Thanks,

Terry

Steven and of course mine. as I could learn something. Whitey

Steven, kindly put my name in the hat. --- John Can.