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St. Louis International Cartridge Show
- Thread starter US-Subs
- Start date
Slick
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And Taber10
Please do a parcel tracking search with the P.O. It appears my hat is lost in the mail.
Rick
OK, Surly Santa finally checking in. Jeez, I think that's how ugly nicknames get started. I'll stick with Ordnance if possible.
Just got home late last night and back to work this morning. Had a great time at SLICS, as always, followed by several days researching at US-Subs' Bombatorium. That was my first visit and hopefully not the last.
Good to meet you as well Rick and thanks for the bandoleer of goodies. I sure hope those items, and all the other pieces from the show, make it here safely next week. Not being much of a small arms ammo guy, the dangerous looking pile of munitions acquired along the way sure weren't coming home on the plane.
And Lou (he's the shy one with his back to the camera) is correct, I do enjoy my Waffle House fix of pecan waffles when in St. Louis. They might have tasted better this time as he was kind enough to buy me breakfast there. Thanks again!
Good photos Tony. Matt's Zombie ammo display was very well done. And the guy on the right in the photo of Lou and I is Bob H, the owner of all those great artillery shells in the background. Another good show and I hope all can make it back next year.
Rick
Just got home late last night and back to work this morning. Had a great time at SLICS, as always, followed by several days researching at US-Subs' Bombatorium. That was my first visit and hopefully not the last.
Good to meet you as well Rick and thanks for the bandoleer of goodies. I sure hope those items, and all the other pieces from the show, make it here safely next week. Not being much of a small arms ammo guy, the dangerous looking pile of munitions acquired along the way sure weren't coming home on the plane.
And Lou (he's the shy one with his back to the camera) is correct, I do enjoy my Waffle House fix of pecan waffles when in St. Louis. They might have tasted better this time as he was kind enough to buy me breakfast there. Thanks again!
Good photos Tony. Matt's Zombie ammo display was very well done. And the guy on the right in the photo of Lou and I is Bob H, the owner of all those great artillery shells in the background. Another good show and I hope all can make it back next year.
Rick