DGJ Index III

[Ronald A Moore]

Almost 2025, we were promised book would be shipped in 2024, WRONG again, went to web site, they are tying to sell digital and old printed books. Hope we get what we paid for, but I doubt it, we have been promised but no results yet. Crazy way to do business..

Ron Moore

[Chris Robenalt]

Ron, I spoke with Joanna last week. She said things are at the printer's, and the readers will be out by February.

[Ronald A Moore]

we have heard that printer story before, I really want to get book, but have my doubts. I realize why magazine went out, if you do bussiness in this way, one often fails.

Ron

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Ronald A Moore

we have heard that printer story before, I really want to get book, but have my doubts. I realize why magazine went out, if you do bussiness in this way, one often fails.

Ron

Ron, You simply do not know the DGJ story... at all!




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[Jeff langbehn]

Dean said it best, if not for the DGJ we would not even have this forum, if you are concerned about your money, tell me how much and I’ll Give it to you…. Jeff langbehn

[Ronald A Moore]

I have been subscribed to DGJ for almost 14 years great book, great articles, great pictures, when it was sols it went south quickly, bad deal bur it happens in business, hope we get Reader 111, as promised over and over again. Money is not abject just want the book. I think I know the DJG story only the old owners wrote it.

Ron Moore

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Ronald A Moore

I have been subscribed to DGJ for almost 14 years great book, great articles, great pictures, when it was sols it went south quickly, bad deal bur it happens in business, hope we get Reader 111, as promised over and over again. Money is not abject just want the book. I think I know the DJG story only the old owners wrote it.

Ron Moore

Ronald, you obviously do NOT know the Double Gun Journal story. It was started by Daniel and Joanna Cote in about 1990 but the first issue was a couple of years later. DGJ has NEVER been sold. Daniel and Joanna moved from their beautiful little house in the hills of Vermont and moved lock, stock and barrel to Michigan and they've been there ever since. They still own all the rights to the DGJ even though sadly, it is no longer being published.

Regards, Dean





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