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[Philip]

Dan and James
I wanted to thank you for everything you have done for us benchrest shooters.James I know of no other person that gives to us more than you.
Thanks again Phil Blower

 

[J Pappas]

Thanks for the kind words, Philip. We had a great time at the match last weekend and enjoyed seeing everyone.

 

[JLG.]

Dan and James
I wanted to thank you for everything you have done for us benchrest shooters.James I know of no other person that gives to us more than you.
Thanks again Phil Blower

Phil I couldnt have said it any better myself. James gives and keeps on giving no other even compares.Danny gave benchrest a big shot in the arm it needed it. And thank you Denny Phillips for the cleaning rod I won last Saturday.And Congrats Chipper you not only won the match but you helped out in many ways. Jerry

 

[brad541thb]

I think you guys are right about James. He sure has done a lot to make shooting just simply put more enjoyable for a lot of shooters. But if James is really such a giver I would like another Pappas rest for free instead of having to pay for it. Just kidding James. I love your rest. The best rest I have used. And Dan, congratulations on your PSL Match success. You done well and had a tremendous turnout.

Brad Clodfelter

 

[dankillough]

Thank you for your kind words.

James does a tremendous amount for all shooters but especially junior shooters. James is a man of his word. He does what he says, and he says what he does.

 

[denphillips2]

Hey Jerry,
You are very welcome! I hope it treats you very well!!

Sounds like everyone did a great job with the first PSL match.

Four more to go this year Dan. Keep it up!


Denny

 

[Fred J]

Little know fact

In his very first ever match, Young 12 year old Joe Oates, the only Junior, finished 47th. The next day, he shot his first RBA, and won several targets and finished second over all. Now that's what I call getting you feet wet with the best. I beleive he also shot an ARA match and did well with that as well. Poppa Robert Oates, can no long wear his favorite hat. Way to go Joe.