Thanks Destry

[James L. Martin]

Thanks Destry for all your work, they all look great.

[George Lang]

Ditto. Great job. George

[Destry L. Hoffard]

I'm glad they've been so well recieved, it's been a lot of fun doing them. Sadly I'm kinda running out of clubs....

[George Lang]

Wellll for starters there's Lefever & Ithaca

[Destry L. Hoffard]

The Lefever Club is so small, I double we could get the 35 orders I'd need. Ithaca maybe, I think they are a bit larger. I struggled getting enough for LC Smith actually....

[Dave Noreen]

So, Tobin and/or Wilkes-Barre are out of the question?

[Destry L. Hoffard]

I'm thinking Stevens, they're one of my favorites.

[Dave Noreen]

Not a Stevens on the place. While I shot my first pheasants with my Mother's Sears RANGER, essentially a J. Stevens, once I got my Winchester Model 50 in 1960, the RANGER flowed down the river of commerce as my Mother had become too crippled with rheumatoid arthritis to lift it.

[Keith Sirmans]

Peters shells patch next?

[George Lang]

Stevens would be good. Many of us probably cut our teeth on a Stevens gun. As far as numbers needed Winchester and Remington should have plenty of interest.

[Brian Hornacek]

Lefever, I will start with 3, you only 32more!

[Destry L. Hoffard]

The problem with the Lefever one, besides getting enough orders, is the artwork. Other than that one poster, there isn't any iconic artwork from the company that I can think of. The poster is wayyyyy too detailed to make a patch off of. Also I did a posting about the possibilty of a patch on the Lefever website and literally haven't gotten one reply yet......

[George Davis]

How about Browning and Lefever, I think both of these groups are loyal. I just ordered Browning Superposed light switch plates for my "Man Cave" as I saw them on internet and they looked interesting.