I was rather delighted to see powered bikes at the SHOT Show. Meet Tim from Recon Power Bikes. Awesome bikes! Advertised as Military Tough and all terrain. I am quite tempted! Check them out if you want something built tough and durable for the backwoods trips.
Thanks Tim!
Nice hat, too!
Meet Chase. He was representing Benelli. Benelli makes a very wide range of shotguns in the different gauges. They also make rifles! And Chase was very familiar, warm and engaging!
I was a bit surprised he was from Illinois. That state isn't known for being very firearms friendly.
Thanks for your time Chase!
Meet Jessica!
North American Arms makes small caliber, concealable firearms. They are very cool. Check them out!
And, as always, thank you so much for chatting Jessica!
Meet Scott!
He was there representing Magnum Research. I had no idea they were operating out of Motley, MN. It is a small town in the middle of the state! I've been through there a few times!
Meet Malden!
Meet Matthew!
Matthew works for a company that does cloud storage for all form 4473's. A 4473 is a federal government form that must be completed when a person purchases a firearm from an FFL.
VERY nice to meet you Matthew!
Meet Dave!
And meet Steve!
They were representing Ed Brown. They primarily make custom 1911 handguns. VERY NICE ones too, I might add.
Thank you for your time, gentlemen!
Meet Taylor and Madison!
I really shouldn't update my blog after a couple of good martini's. But, what the hell.
Meet Ross! He is from Camelback Bikes. It is difficult taking photos of people with classes indoors with lighting issues. Glasses reflect a lot of light. And being hair challenged, as I am, also creates a few reflection issues!
But it was wonderful meeting you. Thanks for chatting with me!
Meet Ashlea!
At least I think I got her name right. She is from Scottsdale and was representing Streak Visual Ammo. I will probably make this a bit too simple and slightly incorrect. But they have a bright red coating on the backside of the bullet. It provides some visibility, without using a tracer round, to see the bullet trail in flight. I've used it a few times!
Lovely meeting you Ashlea.
