pete44ru
Hunter
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Larry Seecamp passed away on Sunday night July 15th.
Prayers up for him & his.
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Larry Seecamp passed away on Sunday night July 15th.
Prayers up for him & his.
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Larry Seecamp Has Passed
- Thread starter pete44ru
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Sorry to hear that RIP. Never had the opportunity to try his product, but the quality was spoken of well.
WIL TERRY
Buckeye
I remember his Daddy , Louis , a German soldier on the Russian front, who credited the DA on his P38 with saving his life.
All of his pistol designs henseforth after WWII were of DA design including the slickest DA conversion for a 1911A1 you ever wrapped your mitt around.
Larry , may you rest in peace, have long gabfests with your Daddy on the big range in the sky, and know you will be remembered.
And so it goes...
All of his pistol designs henseforth after WWII were of DA design including the slickest DA conversion for a 1911A1 you ever wrapped your mitt around.
Larry , may you rest in peace, have long gabfests with your Daddy on the big range in the sky, and know you will be remembered.
And so it goes...
Professionals relied on his guns. RIP sir!
gramps
gramps
gunman42782
Hunter
Larry friended me on Facebook about a week ago, and now he is gone. RIP.
Carried his 32 auto as a pocket gun for awhile. A little rocket for the size, it was.
A flawless, hand fitted gem, I just couldn't stop trying to use the non-existent sights on it. It was meant as a point and shoot belly gun and when I used it as designed I always hit my target... but when I'd practice fast fire drills, I kept looking for those sights that weren't there.
So I sold the gun and got a j-frame Smith. I think I sold it, used, for more than twice what I paid for it as the demand was so high for his pistols back then.
RIP and Godspeed, Larry.
A flawless, hand fitted gem, I just couldn't stop trying to use the non-existent sights on it. It was meant as a point and shoot belly gun and when I used it as designed I always hit my target... but when I'd practice fast fire drills, I kept looking for those sights that weren't there.
So I sold the gun and got a j-frame Smith. I think I sold it, used, for more than twice what I paid for it as the demand was so high for his pistols back then.
RIP and Godspeed, Larry.
loaded round
Hunter
Several years ago I had a very interesting phone call with Mr. Seecamp after my LWS32 had developed a problem caused by me. He was a very gracious and understanding man, knew what my problem was, and mailed me 3 trigger springs N/C. My little 32 ACP has been by hot weather carry gun for the past 15 years gun in a side pocket holster. I did not know that Mr. Seecamp had passed until I read Pete44ru's post. RIP Mr Seecamp.
