Byte Stryke

That's sad to hear. I too was unaware he had cancer so this news comes as a bit of a surprise.

I always respected his strength in his convictions. Regardless of if we saw eye to eye (sometimes we didn't agree, many times we did) I could really appreciate a man who's willing to voice his opinion in such an unwavering way. He truly was what I celebrate about this country and it's melting pot of ideas and people. People like him are what keep us diverse of spirit & I celebrate the person willing to upset the turnip cart for History doesn't remember the meek.

Fuck cancer!

My thoughts are with his family during this time as I know what the aftermath of that terrible disease feels like.

Rest Easy Guy.

Very sorry to hear this news. Definitely remember seeing him on the forum. I don't recall having dealt with him directly. I send my sincerest condolences and prayers for the family. See you on the flip side Byte.

Such sad news! I was just thinking about him last week. I had no idea he was dealing with cancer.

RIP, Guy. May his wife and child know peace and comfort.

So sad, always enjoyed his colorful posts. Prayers for Byte Stryke and his family. God speed.

Saw this on a FB group I'm part of and was wondering if it was the same guy. Now I know....sad to hear. I never got to meet him in person but I loved his attitude on here.

Thanks for letting us know.
Shared stories of pounding sand with him.
Fuck cancer

This really saddens me. He helped me do some major projects for a couple banks.....ATM moves, safe deposit box relocations and even helped me build a vault. He was like everyone has already stated but, he worked hard and if he got comfortable he was a pleasure to talk with. Wish I stayed in contact now. I remember going shooting with him and wife and son. His son was 3yrs old when he shot my wife's Walther P22 which was his first gun he'd shot! Now I'm off to find the photo of him when we built a bank vault.

RIP Guy

I remember him too. Especially going to the range with him. Ran out of .45 acp, he had some reloads he said he had just finished, guranteed good. Shot a couple of rounds and wrecked my Nighthawk. He was good about it and contributed to the repair. He was a good guy- I was not aware he was sick.

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I remember him too. Especially going to the range with him. Ran out of .45 acp, he had some reloads he said he had just finished, guranteed good. Shot a couple of rounds and wrecked my Nighthawk. He was good about it and contributed to the repair. He was a good guy- I was not aware he was sick.

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Sad, but that is my strongest memory of him as well. Was gonna come by the shop when I saw this.

RIP.

Met him at the Tanner a few times and ran into him a few times on The Outdoors Trader, a GA centric forum.

Nice guy, even if a bit eclectic.