It may be time to seriously consider updating this to the newer, safer systems to maintain all of the data, photographs, and history accumulated over the years for the Rohrbaugh R9 Series Pistols. After all, it was the originator of the "Micro Nine" Pocket Pistol category that followed, created by an interesting story that holds reference to The Rohrbaughs receiving their patent in the mail for their small carry pistol in .380 ACP, the very same day that Larry Seecamp's new .380 Pocket Pistol was on the front cover of The American Handgunner Magazine with his new pistol of the same caliber! THAT very incident changed small pistol history forever, and the Rohrbaugh R9 Series 9mm Pistols were developed immediately after receiving the mail that very day. It would take a financial and intelligent effort to do such a transfer to accomplish such a goal. I, unfortunately, am not capable of either. It would need to be a consolidated group effort within our community here to make this happen for the good of all. Any thoughts on the matter would be beneficial, including any of you who stop by and browse through the threads of historic stories and technical data within the forum.

We can do this.

Respectful Regards,

Eric C. Rohrbaugh

It's an expired security certificate.  I'm working on it.  In the meantime, do not post your banking information here!   

  Thank you both gentlemen.  Both responses brought tears to my eyes and heart, and honor to those you speak of.


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“The brave die never, though they sleep in dust;  Their courage nerves a thousand living men.”
J. Minor

           Memorial Day . . . . . . . a time to morn the great sacrifices of too many men and women during a horrible period of what we call "Mankind". May we remember, thank and pray for them and their souls and for the families they left behind who were devastated whenever someone in uniform approached their front door at home with some terrible news of their loved ones.

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