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Rohrbaugh Products and Accessories => Rohrbaugh R9 (all variations) => Topic started by: DDGator on August 03, 2015, 08:17:58 PM
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I received a very cool surprise in today's mail.
Eric sent me a set of the original R-9 blueprints that were used to program the CNC machines, dating back to 2004. These prints even reflect some of the production changes in specs over time, with handwritten changes. The photo below is a teaser -- one corner of one of the sheets.
I am very grateful to be one of few custodians of this artwork, and I plan to have it nicely framed for display in my office at work. What a conversation piece!
Thanks, Eric -- you are a great friend and I will display these proudly.
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What a fantastic gift. Duane you deserve it for what you have done for the Rohrbaugh community. Another example of what a stand up guy Eric is.
Enjoy those drawings they look AWESOME!
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Couldn't go to a nice guy. You help people even without knowing them. Made me fill right a home here. Congrats Duane
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Duane:
That is a wonderful gift, and it couldn't have gone to a more deserving recipient! Eric and you are certainly two "class acts."
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That's way beyond cool. If you want it to last (and I mean really last) try to find a document conservation outfit that will de-acidify the paper and frame it with acid free matting. That way it should outlast all of us. (As it should..) That's a nice little piece of firearms history you have there.
Brian
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