Brothers from different mothers

Nice guns man.

Sorry for your and your sister's loss. Good of you to help her out.

I hope that dollar figure is either a typo or a REALLY kind gesture by you.

Sorry for the loss.

Those are the good deeds that change people's lives. I'm sure she is grateful.

dscampbell

Sorry for your loss and kudos for your benevolent generosity in helping out your sister in times of financial hardship. Two great revolvers to have together.

Respect and admiration for your kind act.

Despite the reason for it, that's an awesome story, dsc. It's nice to be in a position to help people out like that, even if they are stubborn about it. That's how it's supposed to be.

Money is just money, but those two heirlooms are special to you.

Decency; it is what separates us from the animals.

A very well done to you, sir.

A tip of the old Stetson to you..

Well done Sir!!

Cool. I hope you shoot them every year and have great memories.

If they have kids that grow up to appreciate guns, I hope they can migrate back to them some day.

Well done on helping your sister.

You get a Well Done! from this former swabbie.

It's nice to hear things like this today. Bless your heart.

PJSprog said:

Despite the reason for it, that's an awesome story, dsc. It's nice to be in a position to help people out like that, even if they are stubborn about it. That's how it's supposed to be.

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Indeed, my sentiments exactly... thanks for another concrete example that gun collectors are the nicest and most polite element in our society. Kudos

"The King will reply, 'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." Matthew 24:40 niv

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I'd pretty much say that gun is priceless.

Well done.

CajunBass said:

I'd pretty much say that gun is priceless.

Well done.

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+1. Good on ya, dscampbell!

When my wife passed away we had insurance money coming in when ever it got there. We had debts that were here NOW. My sister who never is reckless with her money pulled out her check book, dropped it on the table and said, "I have $30,000 dollars in this account." Well I wound up only needing about 4 grand. She said, "Don't worry about paying it back." Guess what was one of the first checks I sent off when the insurance came through. I surely do appreciate your post for bringing that warm memory back to me. You are a fine example of what siblings can be.