Web links should be restored to/from other sites, took a while (long while) but should be good, look forward to reports!
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Great work. Clicked through a few links, all I checked were good except Chris’ Tales under Branding Crew. I searched my servers and found the Drupal archive but There is also a HTML format somewhere. Chris's Tales | Elmer Keith Members Area
Also please add Memorial and 1939-2025 under the title when you get a chance.
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Ok friend, it is you who deserves the accolades 
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That’s pretty cool 
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I have so many sites, going to work on cleaning up Elmer Keith next maybe.
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You have really done great work, @albroswift It took real dedication ot keep this going. I remember always reading Taffin’s column about (mostly) sixguns. I learned names of great gunsmiths who could make a nice gun absolutely beautiful. Indeed, I got one of those names to convert a Ruger Blackhawk from .357 Mag to .44 Spl. - Andy Horvath. Did a beautiful job on it.
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Pictures or it didn’t happen!
A while back the 357 to 44 special conversion was kind of common and well worth the money, a lot of great sixguns came out of that era.
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I’m noticing on The Big Slide Show the added banner is blocking the text and the advance / back arrows. Put it on the list, I’m sure you have a long one!
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Nice. Love the grip. Having something touched by one of the masters is priceless.
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@killroy you need to talk to your associates about banners, this aint photobucket.
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How to go about uploading a .pps file? 1999-2003 format.
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A . pps file is a PowerPoint 1999–2003 slideshow.
Try attaching it with the paperclip in the post composer; if the forum rejects that file type, put it in a ZIP archive and upload the . zip instead.
For long-term preservation, I’d also export a PDF copy. The old `.
pps` format can be difficult to open on current systems.
Kilroy was here
Oh, yeah! Those non-blued aluminum parts are kool. I had Andy put in steel parts for that since my experience with old Blackhawks was that the aluminum frame work wore the finishes off rather quickly.
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