I'll have to disagree to some extent. To say a round call is just a round call is like saying a box call is just a box call, or a trumpet call is just a trumpet call, or a wing bone call is just a wing bone call, or well you get the idea. Not all calls are created equal!!! Some guy's are better at making certain types of calls. Larry made what this guy thought was an exceptional sounding call and has plains on "COPYING" that call. Granted all calls may be "SIMULAR" to other makers calls, but the same absolutly not!!!
I understand that some calls do sound better, look better, have more attention to detail, and play easier. Few people appreciate a finely tuned call as much as I do. I see what your trying to say, but the bottom line again is nearly the entire selection of "custom" and "production" friction calls are copies. To what extent or degree the copying happens doesnt matter, if you copy any aspect of this design then you are are a copier as well. Dont fool yourself with calling it "similar", thats a watered down way of saying you've copied. Theres no shame in being a copier, as the truth is 99% of pot call makers fall into this category. I think no less of the makers who make these pot calls, in fact many copies are far better than the originals. Consider the Model-T when compared to a new Lamborghini. Its only fair to give credit where credit is due. Make no mistake about it, if you make a round pot call using the Adam's design your copying another man's call. You can dress it up however you like, make your striker look funny, and use the strangest surface or pot materials known to man. In the end, its still a copy.
Now that's some funny stuff right there!

Seems I remember not long ago, you got mad on another forum because another member sold one of your callmaker buddy's calls?

Why did that upset you so much if it was just a copy of someone else's? Heck you even deleted your account..

Really, why was it any of your business how long the guy had the call before he sold it? He paid for the call and it was his to do with what he saw fit. Heck, he could have thrown it in a pond for that matter, and it would have been no one's business! Exactly what makes you the expert on what's a copy and what' not? Do you build calls?