Anyone old enough to have one of these shooting souvenirs?

[joshb]

A friend gave me this last night. His father was there.

 

[butchlambert]

A friend gave me this last night. His father was there.View attachment 1752298View attachment 1752299

Yes Sir, I looked at mine yesterday.

 

[joshb]

Yes Sir, I looked at mine yesterday.

Hey Butch! I had a thought you might have been there! Do you remember a guy named Nagy!

 

[butchlambert]

Hey Butch! I had a thought you might have been there! Do you remember a guy named Nagy!

Are you speaking of Geza? I ain't that old. I need to look at the date on mine. It would be much later.

 

[joshb]

Yup! That’s him! Geza Nagy.

Edit! Ok. Maybe not!

 

[geo.ulrich]

Geza wasn't shooting benchrest that early, He didn't start until the late 70's. He was a very close friend and mentor. Now who gets the prize for remembering the name of the range....

 

[Kracken McGraw]

That’s a neat piece of Benchrest history.

 

[butchlambert]

Geza wasn't shooting benchrest that early, He didn't start until the late 70's. He was a very close friend and mentor. Now who gets the prize for remembering the name of the range....

George, I sure wouldn't know as I started BR in the late 80s I believe.

 

[snert]

Speaking of history, I just saw a forward of a for sale item...Speedy selling Ross Sherman persoanl 22 caliber bullit making dies. I shot a few of those from Ross's shop. They were good bullets.

I like historical stuff. That pendant is pretty neat

 

[butchlambert]

Speaking of history, I just saw a forward of a for sale item...Speedy selling Ross Sherman persoanl 22 caliber bullit making dies. I shot a few of those from Ross's shop. They were good bullets.

I like historical stuff. That pendant is pretty neat

That is a western tie.

 

[snert]

That is a western tie.

Understood...just not sure what to call the part that has the shooter on it...

 

[joshb]

Understood...just not sure what to call the part that has the shooter on it...

It’s called a clasp or slide. I like them. No more Windsor knot nightmares! Yet another reason to love Texas!

 

[Cecil S.]

Very , very cool. My grandfather wore one to all shirt and tie events.

 

[SmokinJoe]

Bolo tie.

 

[Cecil S.]

A friend gave me this last night. His father was there.View attachment 1752298View attachment 1752299

Put it in a display box. Nice score Bro.

 

[D-4297]

I'm definitely old enough to have one , but was occupied doing a extended vacation in S.E, Asia at that time .

 

[joshb]

I'm definitely old enough to have one , but was occupied doing an extended vacation in S.E, Asia at that time .

Thank you for your service!

 

[James A. Kelbly]

I have several Bolo ties from the 80's. The range in 1970 was Reeds Run. My first registered match was the 1973 Nationals held at Reeds Run (Augusta, Ohio), I was eleven years old. When my father passed away, in going thru his stuff we found dozens of the bolo ties, they were awards for small groups at the NBRSA Nationals.

 

[KMart]

I'm definitely old enough to have one , but was occupied doing a extended vacation in S.E, Asia at that time .

Ditto

 

[NF1E]

I'm definitely old enough to have one , but was occupied doing a extended vacation in S.E, Asia at that time .

Was back quite some time from my vacation in S.E. Asia but couldn't afford going to Camp Perry until the early 2000s and by then I just observed for a couple of decades. Now it's too far to drive.