G'd moprning WcG, yer coffee ie ready: You posted -->3-D; just read they have produced a gun from 3-D imaging....scary stuff

Actually not so scary when you realize the implicatins. Real gurns are 'far' less expensive and plentiful, witness the gun makers of Afghanistan and others. and last for a bit while whoever is using these 3 d guns will find it falling apart in a few shots at this stage..

Incidentally I have had firearms ever since I can remember, received my first 30 30 Winchester carbine for my 13 th birthday. My ole grand father always said "that kid is going to go down in a hail of gunfire on some bank steps some day" -- so far no Banks . but the early learning of firearms has served my country and LEO periods, which included the US Border Patrol, and incidently kept me alive in my explorations.

I have been duly elected into hte elite Explorers club for them --> www.explorers.org

Right now I live and work in Ole Mexico, as you know, mostly looking for Lost Jesuit mines with success, however none are in production. The old saying that you need money to make money is only too true in mining, a mine to make a mine.

So far Jim has done an excellent job on what is considered a bargain budget in mining circles. He has gone from basic exploration to a producing mine. While perhaps not competitive with many of the huge companies, it is a solid lil mine that can go on producing for many years, with the possibility of even extending it's operation.

This, to me, is a GOOD INVESTMENT.

Don Jose d eLa Mancha