Missing Jouster Forums

[Douglas Haig]

They had M1, 1911, Carbine, 1917, Enfield etc on one site and now have disappeared. Anyone know new site?

 

[Douglas Haig]

They had M1, 1911, Carbine, 1917, Enfield etc on one site and now have disappeared. Anyone know new site?

 

[m1gunner]

http://www.milsurps.com/forumdisplay.php?f=73


Looks like they are part of another site now.

 

[J. Galt]

The Culver's (the site owners) are both having health problems, and the board software was just too old to fix anymore; spamers abounded. So Milsurps.com kindly gave Jouster a new home.

 

[Broker57]

Funny, I had never heard of Jousters before and came across them today when I was surfing to find out info on an M1 and kept coming up with broken links to their sites.

Thanks for the update.

 

[Gutpile Charlie]

I had the good fortune a few years ago to spend the day with Major Culver at Camp Perry. The CMP had set up a "museum" of Camp Perry memorabilia and firearms and the Major was minding the store.

I introduced myself as Gutpile Charlie and was entertained most of the day with neat stories from his past. We had lunch together and as we walked up and down Commercial Row, he would introduce me as Gutpile Charlie and it was quite a shock to be recognized, so far from home, by other internet gunny guys.

Culver is really quite a guy, but I never met his wife Gloria, "The Swede."

My thoughts and prayers are with them. They have provided a very useful and interesting service to the firearms community. I for one am very thankful and appreciative.

 

[perpster]

I hope they'll be ok. Their Culvers Pages was one of the first gun related sites I discovered on the internet. Very informative.

 

[rewster]

Originally posted by perpster:
I hope they'll be ok. Their Culvers Pages was one of the first gun related sites I discovered on the internet. Very informative.

+1

And I've bookmarked the new site !!

 

[J. Galt]

Some information from Jouster is still on the net, here is a great source of M1/M14 info.

And here are some of Maj. Culver's Sea Stories....great reading!