Crusty old curmudgeon

| I thought he was older than 77. I liked his role on the show because he added a sense of reality to it. Jim
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| Posts: 9791 | Location: The right side of Washington State | Registered: September 14, 2008 |  
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| Dude must have lived a hard life. He looked 80 when the show started. RIP. |
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Go ahead punk, make my day
| quote: Originally posted by bigwagon: Dude must have lived a hard life. He looked 80 when the show started. RIP.
Yup, I figured hes be late 80s today. |
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quarter MOA visionary

| I think we all thought he was older. RIP Old Man. |
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Mensch

| I don't know a lot about dead guys. I've got a buddy who's an expert about dead guys. RIP
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I wanna go home

| RIP I truly enjoyed watching you on the show. |
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Coin Sniper

| He suffered a stroke a year or so ago and more or less retired to a quiet life with just family. His health was not good the last few years. A shame that he's gone. I bet he could have written a heck of a book about his life experiences.
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| I watch the show sometimes , its very apparent when he is talking and when "The show" is making him talk. He might have been a good guy to know in person.
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His Royal Hiney

| quote: Originally posted by SIG228: I'll bet the Old Man has some cool stuff in his personal collection. RIP!
He was into buying silver and gold as often as he can.
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Told cops where to go for over 29 years…

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| Posts: 11701 | Location: Western WA state for just a few more years... | Registered: February 17, 2006 |  
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Cynic

| quote: Originally posted by bigwagon: Dude must have lived a hard life. He looked 80 when the show started. RIP.
It was all those chicken wings he ate.
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| Posts: 13066 | Location: Pride, Louisiana | Registered: August 14, 2002 |  
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Leatherneck
| Seemed like a cool guy. I have not watched the show in a long time but I enjoyed it and him. I always enjoyed when they would head to the range with some cool toy they picked up.
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