Johnny Meadows,SASS#28485L

I may be wrong, but I don't recall a 73 ever being made in 44 mag. J.M.

They are doing amazing things with shoulder repairs. In the past 6 years I have had 2 repairs on each shoulder with screws holding the right shoulder together and a complete reverse shoulder replacement on the left shoulder. I basicall have no pain in either shoulder now and can once again hold up a long gun while shooting. Thank God for good surgeons. Good luck with your repairs. Johnny Meadows

This describes the way I have done it for many years. J.M.

I have a pair of Ruger blued Blackhawks new with action jobs. 4 5/8” barrels. These are new in the box, only test fired. $1000 shipped to your FFL. johnnymeadows55@yahoo.com 928-300-6684 thank you, J M

I have a Rossi hammered double with action work for $400 shipped to your dealer. thank you, Johnny Meadows

When the TTN 97's first came out I purchased 3 or 4 of them. After working on them I decided that I wouldn't touch another one. There were some that ran fine, but the majority didn't and it took a excess amount of work to make them shootable. J.M.

I shipped it today. You should have it by Tuesday. Thank you, Johnny M.

Happy Birthday Old Buddy

They were a very good design, but the steel and quality control in manufacture was horrible. I didn't realize that Cimarron was selling them again. Hopefully they have corrected the problems that they had when they were first brought in from Pakistan. I would like to hear some feedback on the newer ones. J M

When placing you ammo into you shotgun belt, wipe them with armor all. J M

In my opinion they are the best inexpensive shotgun shells available and work better than AA’s. J. M.

That would not be my style. I'm afraid if I did. I would get worse reviews than President Trump, who in my opinion deserves praise for the work he has done for our country. Hers hoping that we will have him an additional four years. J.M>

I should be up and running by the first part of next year, so no worries. J.M>

I will be moving my shop over the next month. Too much to get in a hurry with. I'll save a truck load for you. J.M.

In the late 60's while going to NAU one of my room mates father was the commander at Davis Montana Air Force base. He gave his son and myself a tour of a live Titan missle site. It was just like the James Bond movies of the day, polished stainless steel on everything. 13 stories deep and we went near the bottom and looked into the silo at the missile. Johnny Meadows