Members dmr400 Posted June 4, 2010 Members Report Posted June 4, 2010 Small world I started in the infantry, but was sentenced to S1 during this deployment. Hooah! Quote andy@pfgunleather.com "www.pfgunleather.com"-Under Construction, Coming Soon!
Members WillGhormley Posted June 5, 2010 Author Members Report Posted June 5, 2010 (edited) Ouch! That must have been harsh dmr400! To go from the point of the sword to a Bat Shop. You probably had to eat a bunch of words you had uttered about REMFs. But, I'll bet you have more appreciation for 'em now. What were you doin' at the the S1 Shop? It all greases the wheels of the big machine. And, like most of us, you did what you had to do for your ideals and your mates. Good to have you home! Will Edited June 5, 2010 by WillGhormley Quote Exploit your Strengths, Compensate for your Weaknesses!
Members MBOGO Posted June 5, 2010 Members Report Posted June 5, 2010 Will, Just saw this, and thank you, again. Your patterns, and work in general is always top notch. Marc Quote
Members DaltonMasterson Posted June 11, 2010 Members Report Posted June 11, 2010 Got my pattern today, Will. Looks good! HOpefully gonna start a holster tonite! DM Quote Specializing in holsters of the 1800s. http://www.freewebs.com/daltonmasterson/plumcreekleatherworks.htm
Members dmr400 Posted June 13, 2010 Members Report Posted June 13, 2010 (edited) Will, I was the designated "cat herder" for the section. Since I'd worked in recruiting before I was the most experienced junior NCO below the PACSUP with paperwork and administration (we had a pretty green section, none of us had worked personnel before this deployment, including the S1 actual so we learned a lot together!) so I got the big/long term projects and didn't have to work much on the day to day stuff. Finance/Pay issues, Promotions/Reductions, and Awards. We had a reinforced taskforce, 900 or so soldiers so I kept pretty busy And you're right...I ate a lot of crow Well truth be told, actually closer to a pterodactl in size if not texture Edited June 13, 2010 by dmr400 Quote andy@pfgunleather.com "www.pfgunleather.com"-Under Construction, Coming Soon!
Members curlybill Posted June 14, 2010 Members Report Posted June 14, 2010 many thanks from Italy Quote
Members CowboyDan Posted April 22, 2012 Members Report Posted April 22, 2012 Well truth be told, actually closer to a pterodactl in size if not texture Thanks for the laugh. That just made my day. Quote
Members steelhawk Posted April 22, 2012 Members Report Posted April 22, 2012 Since this thread got resurrected, I decided to ask a question I had when I visited the Ghormley site. He mentioned a "rust barrel'. Can you turn leather black with a barrel of rusty water, without it being vinegaroon? Quote www.bearriverholsters.com
mlapaglia Posted May 11, 2012 Report Posted May 11, 2012 Since this thread got resurrected, I decided to ask a question I had when I visited the Ghormley site. He mentioned a "rust barrel'. Can you turn leather black with a barrel of rusty water, without it being vinegaroon? I was wondering the same thing. Maybe the Vinegar just acts as an acid to dissolve the iron faster. If left in a barrel of water it would dissolve the iron but not as fast as the vinegar. I might have to set up a plastic bucket and try it with just water and let it sit for a few months. Hopefully Will sees this and can explain. Michael Quote The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering. Bruce Lee
Members dbusarow Posted May 11, 2012 Members Report Posted May 11, 2012 If you look at the pictures in his article you can see that the rust barrel doesn't turn the leather black like vinagaroon. It discolors the leather, sort of distressing it. Remember that Will is trying to make the holster look like it's been used hard for many years. Dan Quote Dan Busarow dan@fishcreekleatherworks.com http://www.fishcreekleatherworks.com/
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