[cls12vg30]

Anybody going to this one? Apparently the BBC is doing a documentary about grass roots organizations in the U.S., and as part of it they're doing a bit on GRNC, and they're going to be shooting at this show. GRNC is requesting volunteers and just people to be there, the more the better.

I'm going at least one of the days, perhaps both, we'll see what happens. If any of you guys who are coming out to the shoot at Range 1 on the 16th are planning on going to the Fayetteville show, let me know, we can meet up.

[KMKeller]

I was hoping to go, but I've been asked to judge the North Carolina Police Olympics shooting competitions. It looks like a good opportunity for exposure, but the BBC has a nasty habit of finding the worst possible light to shine on folks.

[cls12vg30]

Yeah, I thought of that, too. That's part of the reason I'm going. Being young, fit, clean-cut, and clean-shaven, I don't imagine I would fit with the typical British stereotype of the "redneck" American gun owner. I might even go both days, if I'm able to hook up with the GRNC people and find a way to contribute.

Anyways, I'll see you on the 16th, KM.

[Citadel99]

the BBC has a nasty habit of finding the worst possible light to shine on folks.

$10 bucks says they'll film that big biker woman who "mans" the AR15 accessory set of tables! I can't make it either, unfortunately.

Mark

[Citadel99]

the BBC has a nasty habit of finding the worst possible light to shine on folks.

$10 bucks says they'll film that big biker woman who "mans" the AR15 accessory set of tables! I can't make it either, unfortunately.

Mark