Wrong bar. That was Sam Long's shop. It was downtown next to the RR tracks.Thar used to be an old gun store across the street... I got to go in there one time before they closed forever.
Thanks for stopping by, Troy. I hate I missed you. I'll be in late this afternoon for the night shift.Waiting on goose wings and tater tots at the Pineville Tavern. I already know they are going to be awesome!
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Thanks for stopping by, Troy. I hate I missed you. I'll be in late this afternoon for the night shift.
Yep. Sam was a friend for many years. I remember the day he told me he was stopping his chemo.Wrong bar. That was Sam Long's shop. It was downtown next to the RR tracks.
Yep. Sam was a friend for many years. I remember the day he told me he was stopping his chemo.
Lowspeed, where is your place? I need to stop by.
Lowspeed, where is your place? I need to stop by.
Yep.If my memory is any good, I think he's at 314 N. Polk street in Pineville.
Pineville Tavern, across from the big nursery and Huntley Marina at 314 N. Polk. Sam was one of a kind. I was always amazed at the amount of bits, pieces, and parts that he had in that building, but he knew exactly where everything was.Yep. Sam was a friend for many years. I remember the day he told me he was stopping his chemo.
Lowspeed, where is your place? I need to stop by.
Pineville Tavern, across from the big nursery and Huntley Marina at 314 N. Polk. Sam was one of a kind. I was always amazed at the amount of bits, pieces, and parts that he had in that building, but he knew exactly where everything was.
Here as well. He used to let me forage and find my own stuff. I'd always find something interesting along the way. That was the retail stuff and the bigger parts like stocks and grips in back. Those hundreds of little bins with the obscure little parts in them? Only Sam knew where and what those were. He used to let me use his Bridgeport machine to mill my own slides for custom sights. Sam was good people.Some of those bits an' pieces are here now...