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Pocket Models / Re: My Pocket Navy
« on: September 23, 2011, 08:05:55 PM »
Fingers, do you make or buy all of your cases?
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Welcome Wagon / Remmies Rule?
« on: September 08, 2011, 06:48:49 PM »
I'm bjmac. Most of you may address me as BJ, others as MR.bjmac, SIR.!!! 
I opted into this forum so that the *&$$#@Remmie lovers can get a taste of their own medicine. such as: the remmie design was copied from a french design of 1832 by well known and respected designer Andre de Remming. It was a total flop commercially as well as militarily. Too expensive to manufacture, too complicated to maintain in the field, and generally inferior to the design of Sam Colt.
Perfect evidence of this is reflected by the fact that Remmington even undercut the purchase price of his (stolen) revolver (from a frog, no less!) to the federal Government, and still could not gain a sales advantage.
Please people, do the research and don't believe everything you read on the internet.
More facts to come.
I opted into this forum so that the *&$$#@Remmie lovers can get a taste of their own medicine. such as: the remmie design was copied from a french design of 1832 by well known and respected designer Andre de Remming. It was a total flop commercially as well as militarily. Too expensive to manufacture, too complicated to maintain in the field, and generally inferior to the design of Sam Colt.
Perfect evidence of this is reflected by the fact that Remmington even undercut the purchase price of his (stolen) revolver (from a frog, no less!) to the federal Government, and still could not gain a sales advantage.
Please people, do the research and don't believe everything you read on the internet.
More facts to come.
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General Discussion / Re: For starters....
« on: September 08, 2011, 06:31:02 PM »
I beg your PARDON?
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