For those who remember him...

[junkbug]

Junior passed away earlier this month.

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthr ... ghty/page2

RIP Junior.

[Hillbilly]

Sad to hear....

[1894]

God Speed Junior .
Some nice tributes on that link , Thank you for sharing junkbug

[Nath]

oh no! He was ok he was and I remember him

[gamekeeper]

My condolences to his family, I miss his posts and his political views always caused a few sparks to fly.
R.I.P. Junior.

[Blaine]

By far my favorite Liberal....Heck of a nice guy. He sent me some wads to try out in my Ruger Old Army..... Farewell, Brother....

[Bruce Scott]

Sad news indeed.

[Chuck 100 yd]

I do remember him. Sad to hear of his passing.

[don Tomás]

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Follow JunkBugs's link in the first post. Great wisdom - like having an uncle giving you sage advice. Going to have to find a new source for lubed felt wads that I use with .45-70 black powder cartridges. Junior said he lubed the felt wads with "genuine hog lard". Said it was easy to do and I should make them up for myself and save some money. More fun to get them from Junior.

RIP, my opinionated friend, discussions (arguments? ) with you will be missed.

[Chris83716]

Bummer, I always thought he would be a fun guy to hang out with in a hunting camp around a camp fire. Could never figure out his political leanings but to each his own. Always enjoyed his "make do" articles and thought process.

Chris

[pokey]

[Old Savage]

A true original.

[RustyJr]

Sorry to hear of his passing. Maybe someone here can track down a photo of him and put a post on the memorial forum. I wouldn't know how to go about getting the photograph.


RustyJr

[Pete44ru]

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R.I.P. Junior




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[J35]

RIP JR

I remember carrying on with him in the old days about Corn bread on Cast Boolits forum and PM's.

-------J

[BenT]

R.I.P. I really liked him and bought a saddle ring sling from years ago . I respected his thoughts ,a sad day indeed.

[AJMD429]

Prayers up for his family and friends to deal with the loss; he's surely in a good place now.

[Malamute]

I didn't see this thread, I just posted in the memorial section. I read about his passing on the castboolit forum.

Yes, he was an original. I enjoyed his articles.

[guido4198]

Sorry to hear that. I've been using "Junior's Lube" for years. Always my pleasure to give him credit when asked what my lube choice is.
He was one of those "find a way" kind of guys that solved problems and met needs without just throwing cash at it.
He'll be missed in our shooting community.
R.I.P. Junior...you done good work.

[gundownunder]

I've read some of Juniors words, learned a bit from him too.
"Happy and healthy till he wasn't", sure beats going long and slow.
I just got home from a funeral for an old family friend, took him ten years to go from lung disease. I prefer Juniors way.
Farewell Junior.

[Tycer]

Godspeed sir. Thank you.

[.45colt]

A Sad Day for sure. only 70... Wow. ten years older than a lot of us. Prayers Up.

[Ysabel Kid]

By far my favorite Liberal....Heck of a nice guy. He sent me some wads to try out in my Ruger Old Army..... Farewell, Brother....

+1 God's Speed Junior!

[jazman]

That man was one of a kind, sorry to see this news. RIP Junior...

[JohndeFresno]

What a loss. A great levergunner and a charitable human being. I missed him when he left this forum.

One of his legacies is his recipe for the 30-30 170gr. Hard cast bullet, a hog load, in a semi-auto SKS or AK-47 cartridge. This was my favorite, but of course he gave us many more innovative ideas.
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... 22#p248022

His original article (saved in case his website is taken down):
https://app.box.com/s/14mwn0wqv1p65v1bb6y3

(From my display case - Lyman 311041 loaded in 7.62x39mm cartridge next to same bullet in .30-30)

[Griff]

RIP Junior!