Thread: RIP Robbie Tiffen

Reminiscing a bit here.... I remember dealing with Robbie back in the days when he operated out of his house on Memorial Ave, very enthusiastic and bloody helpful. Once I paid a visit to a fitter & turner friend I used to deal with on Brougham St, his machining room was to one side of the workshop and who should be peering out the window with smile on his face, Robbie. I bowled in to investigate what he was up to, top secret stuff he was working on his prototype suppressors for center fire. This was a faaarkn long time ago and I would be bold enough to say here that Robbie was one of the first to really bring this concept to the market, a true pioneer. Good on ya Robbie