Daniel aka "Glockmonger" has passed

[jledman]

Wow. He was a good guy.

[AJS214]

We met at one Crossroads of many held at the state fairgrounds and had a nice conversation. Rest in peace.

[trickyrick]

met him while he was helping owner of weapon works on 19th ave. could not fix my issue w/o new barrel...oh well. he could be a surly f*** for sure...lol, rip

[blasternaz]

He's already been missed since he left the scene. Even more so now with the passing. Great man.

This^. Missed the old AZS and Daniel both, as, like so many others, we never really "knew" him until we couldn't "find" him. Bought a few things from him, mainly to help him out, financially. Wish I had better resources then, I'd of helped more. RIP, Big D! Go fix the big guys guns!

"In the Age of the Common Man it is simpler to harass a man for what he has than what he does." Jeff Cooper, 1986

[BigNate]

RIP sir. Praying for God's peace and comfort for all those grieving your passing.

[weenis]

Was searching for one of Daniel's guns when I came across this. He was one of the originals, and I was very impressed with what he was able to do in that little back room of his.

[campinginaz]

Dang, I've been wondering why I haven't seen his posts. I was going to post and ask about him. I went to his house once so he could work on a gun. Great guy for sure! Loved his sense of humor and his nun posts.

I thought I read in this thread he stopped gunsmithing? His work was phenomenal and I loved seeing him post it.

I can remember the year the old board went down. Last I knew he was doing gunsmithing for dental work.

Anyways he was a great guy and one of the few people I met on the old forum.

RIP