Douglas, You remember when you wrote the last two lines of the following response to Wes's comments, don't you?
Re: How to Build a Rifling Machine.......A to Z
« Reply #29 on: January 09, 2007, 08:54:14 AM »
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Quote from: Powder keg on January 08, 2007, 11:36:49 PM
I'm excited about this topic. I've never done any rifling, but would like to. You answered my first question. I was curious if you could rifil a blind hole. It will be interesting to see good photos and descriptions of the cutter. About how long does it take to cut the rifling?
As a machinist and builder I can appreciate the amount of time you have into your cannons. Not only is there time in the actual building. But the planning and research. To get everything just right. They are under priced. Pretty much all the cannon builders here are under priced. People complain if the prices are high. Even on quality pieces like these. If they are low, people want to know what is wrong with it, and complain that the quality should have been better. It is hard to make everyone happy. You at Seacoast Artillery should be very proud of the work you are doing! Keep it up!
Wes
Wes, out of the kindness of my heart, to help a young guy out, so you have a test bed, feel free to use my Parrot Rifle Barrel to learn how to rifle, gratis no charge, glad help out, think nothing of my generosity.... 
Douglas Well Mike and I, out of the kindness of our hearts, to help a young retiree out, so as to promote and facilitate your continuing rehabilitation, offer you the opportunity to continue with your relaxation therapy, (draining the beer cans), and to continue your physical therapy, (making more beer can ammo), because, as we mentioned a while back, we bought CU_Cannon's POP CAN COHORN and it lies there without ammo.
Glad to help out with your therapy plan, gratis, no charge; think nothing of our generosity....
Regards,
Tracy and Mike
