Reeder Custom Guns - JT I have a .357 Marlin 1894 on the way! You past

articles on the 1894 .357 (and your 39 Mountie, of which I shoot a mid 50's example pretty much weekly) finally swayed me. I debated for about a year between an 1873 Winnie and the Marlin and finally pulled the trigger. Can always get an 1873 later...Anyway, thanks for all of your writings and musings over the years. There are lots of us out here that use your writings to help make decisions...Chris Greeson

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I have 2. Had another but it’s on line to a friends son. He was a little fella when he got it and has killed a pile of stuff with it!

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... my purchase of a EAA Witness P Match 10mm pistol identical to one you insidiously featured not long ago in your fancy photos including targets with most shots touching, and it was funny how my targets mimic'd yours... guess you are one of those "enabler" guys lurking the forums!... haha...

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Gary of course, had been quite the enabler with the addition of a couple .45’s......:

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know several gun writers that wouldn't trust if they claimed something on a stack of bibles. If John tells you the sky will be green tomorrow, wear something that will go well with it.

JT I have a .357 Marlin 1894 on the way! You past

My favorite firearm of all. JT influences that purchase also

THANK ALL OF YOU FOR THE KIND WORDS!

Yes JT, you are 80 percent responsible for

I’m inspired by JT also and now shoot the .45 Colt a lot!

The main thing about John is his honesty. I

That's a catch 22 though, if John tests it and likes it

45 Colt is my favorite big bore! Although shooting 44