Nicest guy on the forum

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I was making a deal with a friend today and he began to tell me about some grips he needed and how a member sent them to him free of charge just to do something nice for him. Then I thought about how many people had told me the same story and the forum member was always the same person. If I had to vote for the nicest guy on the forum , my vote would be Lee Barner. He is a very kind, thoughtful, generous, gentleman.
 
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I have been a "victim" of his kindness and generosity numerous times.

I have also been fortunate enough to meet him in person.

There is none better than Lee Barner PERIOD.
 
The 'pay forward' idea is solidly based on this forum.:)

I was participating in a 'did you ever drop your gun' thread and mentioned that my IWB holster had broken free from my belt on more than one occasion. Another thread participant saw the post and sent me a fantastic holster and wouldn't even take money for postage. That's one of the nicest things anyone has ever done for me. I was at my doctor's office last week and we were talking about his new (first) gun and how he has been shooting it and wanting his concealed permit. When I got home, I looked in my box of stuff and found a holster that I no longer have use of. I'll give it to him at my follow up appointment. Merry Christmas everyone.
 
Years ago I posted that I had just found and purchased a Victory Model - but with incorrect grips. Lee offered, and then sent me 2 pair for N/C. He said I had to clean up my favorite one, and then suggested I pass on the 2nd set to another needy soul - which I did. I'll never forget that spirit of generosity. ... and right now, I'm lifting my glass to toast him!

Jerry
 
Gee, I thought I was special but that's how Lee treats folks.
A brief question I had over the phone turned into a chat between two talkers that seemed to me as if we known each other for a while.
Good guy.
 
Yup, as I've said before, be very careful of what you even MENTION IN PASSING to Lee that you even LIKE. Once you do, stand nowhere near your mailbox! More than likely you could be ran over by the mailman delivering said item the very next day. This has happened to me SEVERAL times.

Merry Christmas Lee!

Roger
 

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