M14 Forum

huntinghawk · January 2nd, 2012, 03:54 PM

And here's Will's reply to the BS on gunco:

really ? TMZ ? ok , about 2 years ago, in the face of a brand new contract with Discovery , wanting to both take care of my friends and raise a little money to church up the shop I formed a new company , RJF LLC with 4 partners . Steph and I held a 70 % interest , sold 10 % pieces to Joe , Charlie and Vince . THe FFL for the LLC is in the name of the company . When the new company's ffl came in , I transferred over the inventory to it , mailed in the old ffl , went forth and did business . nothings missing , never was

Mindfield · January 2nd, 2012, 03:58 PM

What I dont get, is how can the FFL that sold John lee Mohammads rifle, who was missing dozens if not hundreds of firearms still be in business when RJF was only short 10 and they lost their license until they put it in another persons name?

huntinghawk · January 2nd, 2012, 04:26 PM

Mindfield, you just interested on continuing rumors that have been debunked?
Their old FFL was turned in when they formed the new company & got the new FFL. Never was any missing firearms.

HH

f1fanatic · January 2nd, 2012, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by huntinghawk

Mindfield, you just interested on continuing rumors that have been debunked?
Their old FFL was turned in when they formed the new company & got the new FFL. Never was any missing firearms.

HH

I think the confusion comes from Wikipiedia that talks about the missing guns. Afterall, everything on the internet is true, isn't it?

I never really liked any of the projects they did. Everything seemed like a high grade hack job. The MG42 kits were pretty interesting.

I think I watch because I'm strangely attracted to Stephanie. I don't know why, don't hate. She's got something weird goin on. Likes guns, talks strange, and a rack to boot I guess. She kinda puffed up last season tho, oh well.

huntinghawk · January 2nd, 2012, 05:35 PM

TMZ seems to have started the crap. Then subguns started stuff about missing guns. Then they became full autos missing. Only true part about the entire mess was they surrendered their original FFL but that wasn't done till they got the FFL for the newly formed company.

HH

huntinghawk · January 2nd, 2012, 05:37 PM

And for those that want to watch something different, wait till they finally do the show with the flintlock blunderbuss.

HH

mkd357 · January 4th, 2012, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by adrbe

There is a restaurant in Tampa called Bern's Steakhouse. It is a very high-scale restaurant, and has won many awards. It has been ranked the best restaurant in the country before, and repeatedly ranks as one of the best. It also has the largest wine list of any restaurant in the world.

If you want to serve at Bern's you must work every position in the restaurant first -- which includes working the farm, since they grow and raise their own food. Training for serving takes over 3 years as a result. I have never been to a restaurant that I enjoyed more, and only one which I thought had better food (a French restaurant in Baltimore). Coincidence? I think not.

Don't think I will be relocating to FL for work. But the next time I'm down visiting my buddy in Ft. Myers I am definitely going to have dinner at Bern's

Thanks for the heads up about it!

GARRARD · January 4th, 2012, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by adrbe

There is a restaurant in Tampa called Bern's Steakhouse. It is a very high-scale restaurant, and has won many awards. It has been ranked the best restaurant in the country before, and repeatedly ranks as one of the best. It also has the largest wine list of any restaurant in the world.

If you want to serve at Bern's you must work every position in the restaurant first -- which includes working the farm, since they grow and raise their own food. Training for serving takes over 3 years as a result. I have never been to a restaurant that I enjoyed more, and only one which I thought had better food (a French restaurant in Baltimore). Coincidence? I think not.

Thanks adrbe, I'm going to check that place out.

Rojkoh · January 9th, 2012, 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bevobaseball44

http://www.tmz.com/2011/12/23/sons-o.../#.TvUfclZkidk

With fame, comes attention, with attention comes the BATF. If your in the firearms business...

Hoss, it's a classic case of "Believing your own BS"..... do to much of it like a lot of stars do... Opps! Chuckle. I know to many of the "Talent"... even some using Phasers.... some are fine, some are unbelievable.

Bolt2bounce · January 11th, 2012, 11:12 PM

Man a lot of haters.. I enjoy the show. yeah it's a bit goofy, sometimes.. yeah there are some heavy scripted scenes with fake drama..but it's freeking TV guys... if it was all FUD gun nut stuff it would not hold most peoples attention for 5 min.. and the show would fail.. I think Will is a stand up guy.. I really liked that last show with the Russian Mortar and uncle Ted.. drops by cool stuff.. That CNC machine is so cool.... if you really don't like the Show.. don't watch it.. me, I think it is better that about 80% of all the other stuff on cable... B2B

guitarguy774 · January 12th, 2012, 05:36 AM

I will always prefer the series "Tales Of The Gun" on the History Channel.

We have questions like that where I work. Questions like: If you could own any vehicle for free, what would you purchase? (This is a fortune 200 company I work for FYI) The idea being if he says he wants a Ferrari, he's got too lofty of a goal. If he or she said "I want a pickup truck because I live close to home." or "I want a 4 door sedan." they are much more practical thinkers.

I like that he asked his employees if they would clean the toilets. Too many people of my generation think because they went to college for 4 years, they somehow "deserve" a $70,000 a year salary.

jmoore · January 12th, 2012, 05:55 AM

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I will always prefer the series "Tales Of The Gun" on the History Channel.

It's not like that series was free from errors. But that was half the fun of watching it- picking it to bits!
(That said, it's my only claim to TV "fame"- I helped supply some of the armament for the "Gangster Guns" episode.
Several friends got facetime, kinda fun watching them trying to be somebody!)