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Hi John,
Unlike you I am the John who purchased the barrels. I do find it interesting that you can pass judgement on another. ridicule someone without knowing all of the facts at hand. It is also obvious to me that you are more intelligent then I am and know so much with so little information. May I ask how you came about the wealth of knowledge you have of what transpired with so little information? One may want to gain knowledge of the situation before they exercise their 1st amendment right. Yes you may say what you want but if you put forth words that are untrue are you no better then what you claim me to be?

I will set the record straight so there is no more confusion or false accusations against my character. I have not met, seen or purchased anything from Yoshi's wife. I will repeat so you fully understand I have never met, purchased or seen Yoshi's wife.

I heard that a local gun store was buying Auto Mags and parts from a local person who was not identified. To make this perfectly clear for you a local gun store bought the Auto Mag pistols, barrels and parts from Yoshi's widow. By the time I knew they had purchased the parts all the Auto Mag pistols were sold. All that was was left were Auto Mag barrels and two AR15 uppers one in 357 the other in 44. The gun store not me set the price for the barrels I just happened to be the purchaser of goods at the price they were asking. If you lived in the area you could have walked in and bought the barrels at the same price. Anyone could have bought the barrels at the gun store.

From the way you judged me and my morals it would lead one to believe that if you walked into a gun store with a phenomenal gun at a fantastic price you would correct the gun store and pay much more than they were asking. What does sadden me though how much Auto Mag history was lost to others who have no idea what they have. Yes it would have been nice if Yoshi's wife reached out to the Auto Mag community so those who know and appreciate Auto Mag's had an opportunity to purchase what was left. Sadly she didn't, that is not my fault nor did I take advantage of Yoshi's widow it was her choice to go to a local gun store.

You took the liberties of assassinating my character on a public forum without full knowledge or facts. If you have the integrity that you claim to have then an open apology on the same forum would be expected. If you do not have the morals, values or character to apologize than you sir are no better than what you claim me to be. Yes karma can get us.

John wrote: Hi John, Unlike you I am the John who purchased the barrels. I do find it interesting that you can pass judgement on another. ridicule someone without knowing all of the facts at hand. It is also obvious to me that you are more intelligent then I am and know so much with so little information. May I ask how you came about the wealth of knowledge you have of what transpired with so little information? One may want to gain knowledge of the situation before they exercise their 1st amendment right. Yes you may say what you want but if you put forth words that are untrue are you no better then what you claim me to be? I will set the record straight so there is no more confusion or false accusations against my character. I have not met, seen or purchased anything from Yoshi's wife. I will repeat so you fully understand I have never met, purchased or seen Yoshi's wife. I heard that a local gun store was buying Auto Mags and parts from a local person who was not identified. To make this perfectly clear for you a local gun store bought the Auto Mag pistols, barrels and parts from Yoshi's widow. By the time I knew they had purchased the parts all the Auto Mag pistols were sold. All that was was left were Auto Mag barrels and two AR15 uppers one in 357 the other in 44. The gun store not me set the price for the barrels I just happened to be the purchaser of goods at the price they were asking. If you lived in the area you could have walked in and bought the barrels at the same price. Anyone could have bought the barrels at the gun store. From the way you judged me and my morals it would lead one to believe that if you walked into a gun store with a phenomenal gun at a fantastic price you would correct the gun store and pay much more than they were asking. What does sadden me though how much Auto Mag history was lost to others who have no idea what they have. Yes it would have been nice if Yoshi's wife reached out to the Auto Mag community so those who know and appreciate Auto Mag's had an opportunity to purchase what was left. Sadly she didn't, that is not my fault nor did I take advantage of Yoshi's widow it was her choice to go to a local gun store. You took the liberties of assassinating my character on a public forum without full knowledge or facts. If you have the integrity that you claim to have then an open apology on the same forum would be expected. If you do not have the morals, values or character to apologize than you sir are no better than what you claim me to be. Yes karma can get us.

Many Thanks for sharing John!

It was a sad and tragic loss and Yoshi was one of our long-time and respected and liked members, so we do appreciate knowing what happened.

I hope you will be visit more regularly and come to enjoy the site and our member as much as we do.

Look forward to seeing you here again soon.

GH

p.s. please post pics of anything you care to share, we like to enjoy others toys/goodies as much as our own!  Even with all I have been lucky enough to acquire, I always find things other people own that makes me want more!  So Bruce Stark, if you are reading I am still dreaming about your 45 ACP Auto Mag HARDBALLER  ;-)

I think it likely you guys just got off on the wrong foot.

Best to reassess after a quality adult beverage and maybe a break on one of the retro TV channels.  A good episode of Batman always leaves me in a better mood  ;-)

I'm off to shovel my 3+ feet of new snow,,,  Or maybe I could just blast the snow away with a few rounds of flame-thrower Auto Mag ammo built to Kent Lomont specs ;-)

gh

John,