Me too, I think I am a small:shock: But I will take a large.
scott

BRAVO on this year's Tee-shirt design, OP!!!

You are truly the embodiment of "OLD" & "RELIABLE!" :whistle:

TOOL will take a dozen in European Cut, sil vous plait.

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I'll take one also, XL please.

One week to go fellas..... sorry there won't be shirts. My silk screen guy went out of business :cuss:

How will we ever know who's on our team?





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I'm sure we will still have a good time Dave, thanks for putting this together.

Gents, Just a quick reminder many of us are bringing sandwiches to eat for lunch but if you desire there will be grills available to cook on. So plan accordingly.

We should be there around 8:30, or just before, to sign waivers and visit before Jack goes over the safety aspects of shooting at his facility. Then we squad up and head for the SC field. Shooting begins at 9 a.m.





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Dean, Is Kathy coming? I hope...I hope.....:)

FYI. Addieville is requiring non-tox shot for field hunts. They asked my son and I to shoot steel when we were there in December for a put-hunt. Talked to the GM about it and as I was shooting a Win M21 he let me shoot lead (not his preference) my son shot steel (purchased there) in his Beretta O/U. GM stated that for a large major sporting clay tournament, shooters expend 7-8 tons of lead over 3-4 days. For field hunts they prefer non-tox shot and invision same for clays in the future. Going non-tox at vintage gun events will certainly put a financial hurt on the shooters. In any gun, 100-200 rounds of bismuth, steel or other non-tox will certainly make for an expensive weekend. Glad though, that they are looking at how to clean up their lead issues.