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 Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 11:59 am |
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| AirGunEric |
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Seems to me these guys have some similar ideas, and I recently heard they were once business partners for producing airgun parts.
Anyone know if and what these two airgunners have/had to do with one another? |
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| | | | | | | | | You mean Steve in CT & Steve in NC vs. CharliedaTuna, ri | | | | | |
| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 12:41 pm |
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| 23ib0d0n |
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| AirGunEric wrote: |
Seems to me these guys have some similar ideas, and I recently heard they were once business partners for producing airgun parts.
Anyone know if and what these two airgunners have/had to do with one another? |
Here is a thread that gives one side of the 'fallout' and I much prefer leaving derogatory reports about people unsaid. Unfortunately that is not how certain Steve's feel and seem to report such even when unfounded. I bought several products designed by Steve and have damaged airguns to prove it. Never knocked his ability to design but his 'follow up' leaves something to be desired. 
Bob {CdT} has always given ironclad followup and it just takes a phone call to get exceptional service followup 'if' needed.  To bad that can't be said for every person that services airguns.  |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 2:23 pm |
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Hmm- didn't realize Steve in NC was a 'Moderator' on the yellow. Also didn't realize Steve in CT was also somewhat involved. I generally don't keep track of the drama.
All this may help to explain why my post regarding trigger mods to a Chinese-made Beeman on the "Chinese Forum" disappeared without any sort of explanation- someone must have mentioned the GTX-III- which wouldn't have worked on the gun in question anyways- the 'common' Gamo-style trigger isn't used on the gun I was asking about.
I actually have an order in with Bob right now for a GTX-III, so we'll see how it works once it arrives and I have a chance to install it.
Also- J- had to change the color of your post- that friggin' yellow the forum uses makes words totally unreadable with the white background (don't know why it was included- maybe one day I will get it out of there). |
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| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 3:48 pm |
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James Kitching owned the airgun company 'Fun Supply' and the only rules enforced on 'Fun Supply forum' at that time were no 'blatant dealer advertising' and no 'bashing' of any kind. It was rough 'n tumble sometimes but alot more open and honest than it is now. Alot of 'division' since James died. Really is to bad and 'Fun Supply' just doesn't even exist anymore because of it all.  |
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