I sure miss jeff Quinn, we need writers we can trust

and Mr. Quinn had adapted to it quite well. His format would be one to follow if one was to undertake such a thing. It's hard with all the young ones and everyone being able to post a "review", almost all that I have seen just googling are very short and not so to the point. If you are learn-ed to these things you can almost feel the manufacturers pamphlet in your hand reading them. No soul, no character and always glowing.

check to see if Jeff had a video on it.

In 1966 my friend the late John Lachuk wrote these words: “If I had my druthers, I’d take this handy lever-gun and my 44 Maggie and head for the backcountry!” He was talking about the newly introduced Marlin 336T chambered in .44 Magnum. He went on to say: “One-caliber rifle-pistol duos are a Western tradition, handed down from the days when ammo counters were few and far between.” Little did I know that I would not only meet John in the future but also become good friends. This line certainly fed my imagination and I read it just before I packed up our three pre-school age kids, hooked a U-Haul to the back of our 1965 Ford Station Wagon and Diamond Dot and I headed for Idaho. Shortly after arriving here I put feet to John’s words and purchased my own Marlin .44 Magnum so I can definitely say just as John Lachuk’s words if I had my choice I just as soon grab my .44 Magnum Marlin and a good .44 sixgun and head for the mountains which is exactly what I did for many years before the mountains became too steep.

He has an engaging style and he works on bikes that someone else has used up and pretty much tossed to the junk heap. His wife runs the camera and they have some humorous exchanges. They're fun to watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1ddFwEkn3E