"Happiness Is a Warm Gun"

[Edward Horton]

"Happiness Is a Warm Gun…………Book

The little brown truck dropped it off this evening.

Be back later after a couple chapters

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[me2]

Happy reading!! What is the contraption third down on the left side????

[John Sukey (Deceased)]

Correction; "Happiness is a warm MACHINE GUN!"

[Edward Horton]

Happy reading!! What is the contraption third down on the left side????

Its an early German machine gun called the Dasfirespittenloudenboomer

[Amatikulu]

Looks like an interesting book based on the cover..................enjoy

[Thunderbox]

Send a copy to your mate Gunnersam/temperflash/Albert; tell him to read it cover to cover before he makes any more posts..... the "Strength of barrels" section is relevant to his current theory about wire-wraps..... LOL

[Edward Horton]

Send a copy to your mate Gunnersam/temperflash/Albert; tell him to read it cover to cover before he makes any more posts..... the "Strength of barrels" section is relevant to his current theory about wire-wraps..... LOL

Originally Posted by Thunderbox at Gunboards.

"I'm an old soldier: I kept my head under the parapet during the flame wars, as Ed and gunnerSam/temperflash/whoever slugged it out from one forum to the next (currently over on Enfield Rifles...LOL). I waited until it was all over, and the battle moved on, before bravely lobbing a grenade into no-mans' land...

Right now, I feel the crosshairs of the banned snipers, waiting for me to emerge out of my forum topic foxhole...

"Pow"! Ed gets a shot in over on Milsurps! "


Thunderbox

The difference Thunderbox is when you or Strangely Brown make comments I realize that both of you have forgotten more about the Enfield rifle than I will ever know and I actually respect your comments no matter how harsh.

I bought this book because you quote from all the time so I decided to play catch up and try and get ahead of the learning curve.

[Strangely Brown]

The difference Thunderbox is when you or Strangely Brown make comments I realize that both of you have forgotten more about the Enfield Rifle than I will ever know and I actually respect your comments no matter how harsh.

Ed; you give me far too much credit for too little knowledge on the Lee Enfield, my mate Thunderbox on the other hand is a true academic when it comes to this subject!

[Edward Horton]

Ed; you give me far too much credit for too little knowledge on the Lee Enfield, my mate Thunderbox on the other hand is a true academic when it comes to this subject!

And YOU and Thunderbox don’t give me enough credit for my Attila the Hun Diplomatic skills in forums.

[louthepou]

And YOU and Thunderbox don’t give me enough credit for my Attila the Hun Diplomatic skills in forums.

I would have used "Genghis Khan" but Attila, I guess, is also suitable

I should find that book too! Anyone knows an online source?

Lou