Reeder Custom Guns - Guns are healthful for you!

I sit looking back at the last 20 yrs. I have had personal strife like most people. Mainly family issues, thankfully my work has always been good. Mom and Dad are both gone now, I can focus on my own family. Whenever I got really upset and had bad anxiety I created a diversion by buying and feeding a gun project. Or when I got bored with that, a motorcycle project. I don't drink, smoke, or run with wild buddies, I buy and tinker. It seems a good thing to me. I may not ever get all my money back but the guns I have bought do have real value, they will never be worth zero, so overall a good and harmless way to spend your money.

I don't know how many Reeder customs I own. I don't think I've had to trade off too many, but a few to sponsor fresh projects. I can justify that. The people whom I have met through these builds and projects too have been a wonderful blessing in my life. God has provided through them!

Hopefully I am nearing a bit more positive turning point in life. The two big legal cases I've been dealing with for a couple years are nearing resolve, to my great happiness. Two of the kids are in college and doing well. Work is fine, I'm like a water "Yoda", by simply staying in it all these years, so they want to keep me around. I have this little cancer thing, but we have a plan. Life is quite good and I'm happy. Praise God.

Man what am I going to do with all these guns (and motorcycles)?! LOL Thanks to Reeder Custom Guns for always being there to give me a little constructive direction. I still need you!

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I do have a beer now and then!!!

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Gun tinkering for me has also been a kind of therapy. Many outside of the misfits here don’t understand that. My experience with “gun people “ has also been very positive. Those I deal with are some of the most friendly honest people I know. I can’t count the number of times I’ve been sent the gun supplies I’ve ordered before my payment arrived. Or who have added a little something special with my order.

Gary and his crew have helped me and other misfits in ways they don’t even know.

Thanks Gary, Colleen, Noodle, Robert and the rest of the crew.

Gary. Don’t think I’m going to get all mushy. I’m still the smart ass that will keep you guessing what’s in that pink package from Montana

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misfits in my prayers even though I've never met anyone. I have only purchased three Reeder's and love them all. I wish I had 50. I swore to myself years ago I would collect as many
Marlins most notibly 1894's as I could, I am only three shy. I still need a 25-20, 38-40 and a 44-40. I gave my brother my 44-40 I had because he drove in from Jacksonville, AR to visit on his birthday and we went shooting and he was oogling over that Marlin and how well it shot. He didn't know it but I was going to give it to him. When we were picking up our stuff at the range I handed to him. Lets say he was very emotional. It was the best gun that I let get away for the right reason.

I hope you get many more Reeder Custom Guns, and a prayer for you to rid yourself of that evil cancer.

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Guns are healthful for you!

Ditto Scotty

I hear you Sir Boggs

I include all of Gary's crew and the