A Reminder of an Old Online Gun Resource

[Moped]

While researching for a post on another forum, I ran across this site and it brought back some memories.  Mousegunner was a member here and use to post a lot about pocket pistols and other firearms.  I had forgotten he had started a web page with his thoughts and opinions on pocket pistols and other firearms.  Someone else took it over after his death  in the Summer of 2011 (with the permission of his family, I am assuming)and it's still available and has been updated with guest reviews.  I saved it to my tool bar.  You all might want to do the same.

http://www.mouseguns.com/index.htm

[A.J. Holst]

Thanks for posting, forgot about his site.

Stumbled across it years ago when I was going in the micro direction.

[MacGyver]

Marshall was a joy of a person.  

[Raoul]

Haven't thought of him in a long while. Thanks for the reminder.

[Defender]

Thanks.  I remember him, he was from the Chattanooga area.   I sold him a .25 once.  really nice guy.

[res308]

Thank you. I had forgotten about that site. 

[mikegideon]

I remember him. Good guy.

[Erik88]

2011? My how time flies. I'm glad the website is still up and running.

[MadMarx]

Really nice guy. I sold him a TCP 380 shortly before his death.

[LCPfraTN]

Marshall's Mouseguns site was the reason that a subpart of my collection consists of quite a few mouseguns. There is another site that is still somewhat active that has a lot of info on mouseguns and so-called "Saturday-Night Specials. If anyone is interested, here is the site link. The site covers a lot more than the ones mentioned in the site title.

http://www.bryco-jennings-jimenezarms.com/forum/

 

[sigmtnman]

Marshall was indeed a nice guy.

[GlockSpock]

Never heard of this site or the gentlemen that ran it, although if he was in Chattanooga he was practically my neighbor.

You have to find joy in a website that hosts something such as this:

Looking through many of his pages, it's easy to see the webpage itself is outdated (even probably for 2011 standards), but my oh my did he spend a lot of time creating pages. There are so many links linking to other parts of the site, which in turn are just collections of links to lengthy articles.

 

I'm impressed.

[gregintenn]

I sold him a rifle once. Seemed like a nice guy. As I remember, he did some preaching too.

Edited August 1, 2018 by gregintenn

[Raoul]

16 minutes ago, gregintenn said:

I sold him a rifle once. Seemed like a nice guy. As I remember, he did some preaching too.

Now that you mention it i do recall him being a man of faith. 

[Moped]

13 hours ago, Raoul said:

Now that you mention it i do recall him being a man of faith. 

He had a Doctorate in Theology and was a Presbyterian Minister.