Double Gun Journal

[ArtS]

Originally Posted by Bob Decker

I got mine today. I sent my check for vol 3 of the index. No acknowledgement that they owed me for the unfilled subscription I had paid for. I considered this a high class organization and wrote a couple of articles for them. Their publication was superb. However, it now seems like they are milking us double gun fans like a herd of cows.

I had not recieved mine and emailed them. They photocopied a copy and sent it, telling me that I had used up my credit and the effective date. The reply I recieved had instructions for determining the amount of credit you are owed. I actually recieved the mailer after I had remitted my order. They are very upfront about tracking the credits and fulfilling them. Email and ask.

[Bill Murphy]

Their order form, as I recall, had blanks to fill in the credit you are owed and instructions to subtract that credit from the amount you are to pay for any items you wish to order. Pretty easy.

[Mike of the Mountain]

I received my mailing from Daniel last week and sent my order yesterday for the Reader and Index III. 400-500 pages of more glorious double gun prose!! They did say books will be shipped in the order the orders are received beginning in March. Hope to see mine in early March.

[B. Dudley]

After I got the shaft from them on an article I wrote, never again. I was done.

[Dean Romig]

I’ve never had a problem with them. I have always considered Daniel and Joanna friends. They’ve always treated me with respect and fairness. In fact, I like to help them out when I can. I asked if they would send me a copy of Austin’s wonderful book because I was taking a ride to Manchester VT and I wanted to stop at both Orvis and the Museum of American Flyfishing and I wanted to show them the book.
They sent me a brand new copy still wrapped in plastic and didn’t send a bill but said I could send a check if one of those stores bought it.
Oddly neither had ever even heard of the book and get this… Austin’s father was the first curator of the Museum back in the 70’s. Anyway, they bought the book and I sent the check to DGJ and asked for another book. Same arrangement and I’ve sold several for them.

They’re both very nice people and very easy to deal with and Heidi is terrific too.

Just sayin’





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[Phil Yearout]

Considering all that the Cotes have given to the double gun community I can’t see much reason to say anything negative about them.

[Matt Buckley]

I remember receiving a post card in the mail after they stopped printing DGJ with my credit amount and I used that on purchasing one of there books. I remember the credit didn't cover the entire cost of the book and they didn't ask for the difference. I guess I have felt they have always been honest and good to deal with and I just wrote out my check for the upcoming Reader and Index. I look forward to seeing the articles and having the index for my DGJ library.