Old CSP Site Reopens

[jon_norstog]

Hey, list!

Back from ten days at Mescalero and Navajo. Well, now I know why I couldn't log on to CSP/Jouster!

I guess it's OK with me. I like to do my politics face to face, preferably in a public forum. You can really roar in real life politics. Anyway, I gotta take the relatives to Yellowstone and Grand Teton for a week, I'll post some stuff when I get back.

Every one stay safe over the labor day weekend, OK?

jn

[Harlan (Deceased)]

Jon,

Did you register on Jouster? You only need to register and you can post away.
Jouster has the 2nd amendment forum and many of the regulars are there.

As Doug said, the software interface for Jouster is the same as it is here. If you have any trouble getting going over there don't hesitate to ask us at:
Military Surplus Collectors Forums - Contact Us

We hope you'll enjoy both sites.

~ Harlan

[jon_norstog]

I'm a little confused by all this. However, i will say to Badger, I've been through similar stuff in the real world. As opposed to online. You got to maintain your dignity and sense of self when the going gets weird.

I was posting a lot of stuff on the Nez Perce war on the Culver site. I was getting ready to do a post on the Clearwater fight (where the US almost lost the Indian Wars) when the site went belly up. I might continue, depends on whether the trapdoor and krag mobs go back there or stay here.

Anyway, I like the way this site works and really don't miss the political stuff, which IMHO was pretty much lowest common denominator.

So, thanks! and thanks again!

jn

[Stevo]

I've know Badger for a few years now and was honored when he asked me to come onboard at the start-up of Milsurps.com as his Head Moderator. His passion for our hobby (or lifestyle, more appropriately) and his integrity are what makes this site what it is.

Personally, I don't wish to see any bashing or flaming of other sites, no matter what the issues may be. Civil discussion is certainly acceptable, as that's what makes any internet forum successful.

To all the CSP members who have found a place at Milsurps.com to discuss their passion for military surplus arms and the history around them, I say "welcome".

[Chuckindenver]

im jumping in kinda late,
love the old Jouster site, love this one, and more, have made some new friends, some from North of the Boarder.
havnt checked out the CSP new site as of yet, a pain setting up all the info to do so,
yea, i know, im lazy, but, a new home, is just that, a new home.
ill check it out sooner or later..when i have time.
i like the cool toys here.

[BruceV]

With respect, the first time I ever turned on our new computer, the very first place I went was CMP... then CSP. I have since "broadened" my focus. I am very thankful for the kindness shown by this site to the Culvers and CSP. I will continue to visit this site daily (as is my habit) as well as CSP. Personally I will choose to focus on what will help build both Milsurp and CSP. Those of us who enjoy owning and shooting firearms are wise to do our best not to splinter ourselves. There are many avowed enemies of freedom, especially our Constitutional right to own and enjoy the use of firearms. Let's not make it any easier for them to destroy our sport, our hobby and our nation. Sincerely. BruceV.