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ShooterStuff does Logos Gun Clubs and Teams, www.ShooterStuff.com is now offering Heat Transfers and Digital Transfers for your club and team Logos. Send us a picture or a clear design for your logo. We’ll be glad to quote you for t-shirts or sweatshirts or our shooting shirts. As always, we also offer embroidery for your club or team. Visit us at the Missouri State Shoot May 9 thru 15. We are in the buildings on the west end near the campgrounds. We’ll be in the same location for the Missouri Fall Handicap, Sept 24 thru Oct. 2. At the State Shoot, we will be selling Event t-shirts as well as our shooting shirts with State Shoot Logo. See you there ! Be sure to see our ad in Trap & Field Magazine.
Winchester
Ammunition to honor In 2010 Winchester® Ammunition will pay tribute to Oliver Winchester’s 200th birthday by introducing the new Oliver F. Winchester commemorative line in 22 Long Rifle, 45 Colt and .30-30 Win. ammo. A limited-edition Model 1894 centerfire rifle will be introduced in 2010 as well. The limited-edition cartridges feature a nickel-plated shell casing bearing a special “OFW” head-stamp. All of the offerings come in collectable vintage packaging with a biography of the man that helped “Win the West.” “We should all appreciate the path that Oliver Winchester created for not only our company but the shooting sports industry,” Winchester Ammunition president Dick Hammett said. “Oliver Winchester was a pioneer, and he left a legacy that we are proud to uphold. Without a doubt he’s one of the most famous names in the shooting sports industry, and it’s only fitting that we pay tribute to his success during the year of his 200th birthday.” Winchester was born Nov. 30, 1810, in Boston, Mass. He began his career as a clothing manufacturer and a politician in New York and Connecticut. In 1850 he purchased the Volcanic Repeating Arms Company and later relocated the company to New Haven, Conn. In 1866 Winchester changed the name of his company to Winchester Repeating Arms, and the first Winchester rifle, the Model 1866, was designed. For more information about Winchester and its complete line of products, visit www.winchester.com.
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