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Topic: "RLB Stock" 2006, East Coast!
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
Posts: 7393
From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-04-2006 12:34 AM
      
I know that there was some interest in getting tee shirts made for this event so I took a trip to the vendor (the place I got the shirts last time) and got some information.I was able to talk the guy down to a 20 tee shirt minimum order (down from 36 orders). The available tee shirt colors are WHITE or ASH (light grey). The logo is going to be 2-colors, black for the text and red for the target rings. The white shown in the target rings will be the color of the shirt. On the back of the shirt will be “RLB STOCK 2006”. The initial cost for the tees are slightly higher (than some other places might be) due to the cost of the silk screens that need to be made for this have been incorporated into the total price. Then I got thinking about the embroidered logo that we used on the sport shirts and caps. When I placed the first order, I just had to have two tees made for my girls, which they embroidered the logo in the middle of their size 2T tee shirts. 
I personally think the embroidered logo came out pretty good on the cotton tee so I also got some prices for tee shirts with the embroidered logo on the left breast and “RLB STOCK 2006” embroidered directly under the logo. While the embroidered shirts are slightly more than the silk screened shirts, there are no minimum order requirements for the embroidered tee shirts. Here is the pricing for the shirts. I'll let you all decide on whether to go with the silk screened or embroidered shirts... The RLB Logo
 The embroidered logo will have the three colors in them, Black, White, and Red. The silkscreened logo will only have two colors, Black and Red. The shirt color will show through in place of the white in the target. This will only be noticable on the ASH colored shirts. - Hanes 100% Cotton "Heavy-Weight" Tee
Color: ASH
Fabric weight: 5.5 Ounce
RLB Logo embroidered on left breast with “RLB STOCK 2006” embroidered beneath logo.
Sizes: S, M, L, XL
$17.50 (plus shipping)
- Hanes 100% Cotton "Heavy-Weight" Tee
Color: ASH
Fabric weight: 5.5 Ounce
RLB Logo embroidered on left breast with “RLB STOCK 2006” embroidered beneath logo.
Sizes: 2XL
$19.00 (plus shipping) - Hanes 100% Cotton "Beefy" Tee
Color: WHITE or ASH
Fabric weight: 6.3 Ounce
RLB Logo embroidered on left breast with “RLB STOCK 2006” embroidered beneath logo.
Sizes: S, M, L, XL
$19.00 (plus shipping)
- Hanes 100% Cotton "Beefy" Tee
Color: WHITE or ASH
Fabric weight: 6.3 Ounce
RLB Logo embroidered on left breast with “RLB STOCK 2006” embroidered beneath logo.
Sizes: 2XL
$20.50 (plus shipping)
- Hanes 100% Cotton "Heavy-Weight" Tee
Color: WHITE or ASH
Fabric weight: 5.5 Ounce
RLB Logo silkscreened on left breast
“RLB STOCK 2006” silkscreened on back.
Sizes: S, M, L, XL
$14.50 (plus shipping)
- Hanes 100% Cotton "Heavy-Weight" Tee
Color: WHITE or ASH
Fabric weight: 5.5 Ounce
RLB Logo silkscreened on left breast
“RLB STOCK 2006” silkscreened on back.
Sizes: 2XL
$16.00 (plus shipping)
- Hanes 100% Cotton "Beefy" Tee
Color: WHITE or ASH
Fabric weight: 6.3 Ounce
RLB Logo silkscreened on left breast
“RLB STOCK 2006” silkscreened on back.
Sizes: S, M, L, XL
$15.75 (plus shipping)
- Hanes 100% Cotton "Beefy" Tee
Color: WHITE or ASH
Fabric weight: 6.3 Ounce
RLB Logo silkscreened on left breast
“RLB STOCK 2006” silkscreened on back.
Sizes: 2XL
$17.25 (plus shipping)
PS: If you want to wait for the shirts, you could save the shipping costs ($4 to $5) and I'll bring them with me.
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 [Edited 1 time by Greg on 06-04-2006 at 12:38 AM]
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4thebrdz
Posts: 4211
From: Albany, NH "LIVE FRE OR DIE"
Registered: Dec 2003
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posted 06-04-2006 09:57 PM
Greg- Put me in for 2 XL, what ever you choose is the best deal for us.
Thanks
now that's 2 lobsta'and 2 tees and Sunday morning clays 
What do I eat? What do I wear? What do I shoot?
edit- grammer (sic)
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PAUL
-------------------------"THE UNSATISFIED LED BY THE UNQUALIFIED TO DO THE UNNESSARY FOR THE UNGRATEFUL"[Edited 2 times. Last edit by 4thebrdz on 06-04-2006 at 10:02 PM]
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4thebrdz
Posts: 4211
From: Albany, NH "LIVE FRE OR DIE"
Registered: Dec 2003
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posted 06-04-2006 10:14 PM
Greg- I'd be in for your thoughts on the rifle shoot iron and scope only from a rest though. No off hand as the insurance may go up for clayt. K31 w/iron fron rest and Howa 1500 Scoped/.308Win from rest.
Maybe some pistol shootin' also!!edit- I-m excited now! [Edited 1 time by 4thebrdz on 06-04-2006 at 10:15 PM]
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MC1911
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Posts: 4451
From: NC
Registered: Aug 2002
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posted 06-05-2006 05:52 AM
I have clay birds that I am willing to donate for an event. What I am proposing is to mount the clays on cardboard as targets. They can be posted at any distance and shot from off hand or rest depending on the event. It would be a timed event with the first to clear the board (breaking more than 50% of each clay) the winner. Are there any comments for or against this type of event?Is there anyone who will be shooting cast bullets from a rifle?
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SAFE SHOOTING and HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!  MC
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beemanbeme
Supreme Member
Posts: 2037
From: Middle of West Virginia
Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-05-2006 10:07 AM
Okay, I'll be the first to ask. What the devil is a "beefy" T shirt?
Can I get twinky stars on mine?
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
Posts: 7393
From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-05-2006 12:05 PM
Bee,The "Beefy" tee is a registered name from Hanes. I believe it is the heaviest weight tee they make with a fabric weight of 6.3 ounces. The "Heavy-Weight" tee is slightly lighter with a fabric weight of 5.5 ounces. As far as the twinky stars go, well, you'll have to keep them online here. ------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
Posts: 7393
From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-05-2006 12:15 PM
Here are several ideas regarding some of the rifle events we could hold. Comments on these and suggestions for other events are more than welcome too.• Bench...
Supported, open sights, 100 yard, jacketed bullets
Supported, open sights, 200 yard, jacketed bullets
Supported, open sights, 100 yard, cast bullets
Supported, open sights, 200 yard, cast bullets Unsupported, scope, 100 yards, jacketed bullets
Unsupported, scope, 200 yards, jacketed bullets
Unsupported, scope, 100 yards, cast bullets
Unsupported, scope, 200 yards, cast bullets • Offhand...
Rifle, open sights, 50 yards
Rifle, open sights, 100 yards (cast)
Rifle, open sights, 100 yards (jacketed)
Rifle, scoped, 50 & 100 yards • 22 Rimfire
Rifle, open sights, 50 yards
Rifle, open sights, 100 yards
Rifle, scoped, 50 yards
Rifle, scoped, 100 yards These events could be broken down into 5-shot strings, some timed as slow fire with one round per minute and others rapid fire with one or two minutes for the entire 5-shot string. Also, should we have a standardized target for the varying distances/events? ------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
Posts: 7393
From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-05-2006 12:22 PM
Clayt,I checked the web site and it shows that there are 50, 100, and 200 yard firing ranges for handguns, shotguns, and rifles. Do you also have a range/section specifically for handguns from 7 to 25 yards too? ------------------
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Clayt
Posts: 2880
From: New Hampsha', USA
Registered: Nov 2001
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posted 06-05-2006 01:01 PM
We have a handgun range that has distances 7 to 50 yards.IF there are to be any clay birds used in any range besides the trap fields, they would have to be 100% cleaned up after shooting. There are rules against it, but seeing how this is a "special (supervised) event" I don't see a problem and it sounds like fun! ~Clayt
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beemanbeme
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Posts: 2037
From: Middle of West Virginia
Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-05-2006 01:51 PM
Greg, please pm me what the total cost (plus shipping) of 2 "beefy" 2XL (ash) shirts would be. Include your address and I'll mail you a check (hee hee).
Dang, I hate it about those stars. Do you reckon I could get some of those sunday school attendence stars and paste them on?
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
Posts: 7393
From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-05-2006 02:46 PM
Bee,If we get a commitment for 20 orders, I'll get the silk screened shirts. If we fall short of 20 orders, I'll get the embroidered shirts. Since the prices vary, I don't want to collect any money until we know for sure on the number of orders. The lead time for the shirts are 2 to 3 weeks so we can't wait that long to place the order on these. If I place the order no later than June 30th, we will have plenty of time to get them before the trip to Maine. I can ship them out USPS Priority Mail or save the money for shipping and bring them with me. We can figure that out once we get closer to placing the order. I think I have some of them in the assorted stickers that my kids play with. If they are there, I'll put some twinky star colors to the side for you. ------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-05-2006 03:38 PM
That does sound like fun. I'm sure we could confine the clay birds to a limited number of target frames and a garden rake should be all that's needed to cleanup all the broken pieces.------------------
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Tim V
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Posts: 827
From: Burlington, Wis.
Registered: Dec 2001
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posted 06-07-2006 11:48 AM
Greg do you think they would mix the orignal T-shirt order with these? I see there is allready 12 ordered? on Backorder  ------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-07-2006 01:14 PM
Tim,They most likely will. However, the first batch of shirt orders had the logo on the front left breast (same as these) and the 264 RLB™ cartridge drawing on the back. If we get the minimum order for shirts, we could have them silk screened. The prices for silk screen shirts listed above is for the "RLB STOCK 2006" printed on the back. If we want to keep the cartridge drawing on the back, another screen needs to be made, which is an additional $20. That would increase the overall prices on 20 shirts $1. Out of the 12 original orders, I have been in contact with a few of those members and they still want to order them if we reach the minimum amount. I would have to contact the remainder of those members and see if they still want them in order to update the total amount of orders. PS With the 20 shirt minimum, the shirt colors are limited to WHITE and ASH (light grey) only. ------------------
[Edited 1 time by Greg on 06-07-2006 at 01:17 PM]
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-10-2006 11:17 AM
The window to order shirts before the RLB STOCK 2006 is closing quickly. They take about 3 weeks to get once the order is placed. I'm going to email everyone who has placed previous orders for tees and see if they still want them. The order would need to be placed no later than 6/30/06 to ensure a timely delivery.Currently, there are 6 tee shirt commitments (Paul-2, Bee-2, Me-2). If anyone else wants one, you need to let me know soon. Rob? Sed? ------------------
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Rob.D.W
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Posts: 3222
From: Statesville NC, USA
Registered: Nov 2004
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posted 06-10-2006 12:28 PM
10-4 Greg , I need mine.. Gotta cut those sleeves out ya know.. I'll call ya later on.. Hey, have ya shot the Mosin yet? I saw a couple more for sale yesterday, just made me wonder.. LOL Sedstar, How many do ya need? ------------------
HEAD SHOTS DON'T LEAVE BLOOD TRAILS , CAN'T EAT THE HORNS.. Rob [Edited 1 time by Rob.D.W on 06-10-2006 at 12:30 PM]
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-11-2006 12:57 AM
Rob,I haven't shot it, in fact I don't even have ammo for it yet!  I just shelled out  for that 6.5-20x40 Leupold scope which should be here Monday or Tuesday. Next week I'll order a couple a cases of the surplus stuff. ------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-11-2006 12:24 PM
Everyone who had placed an order for tee shirts back in the Spring of '05 has been emailed.------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
Posts: 7393
From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-12-2006 01:58 PM
There were 11 original tee shirt orders, of which I'm still waiting for a reply from 4 members (accounting for 4 tees). The current total of tees from the original order are at 7. Add Paul's, Bee's and my order of 2 each and the combined total is now at 13 tee shirts.Paul, I need to know if you want the "Heavy-Weight" or the "Beefy" tee and the color (WHITE or ASH)? IF we get the 20 order minimum, the shirts will be silk screened (printed). The original tee shirt orders will have the RLB Logo on the left breast and the 264 RLB cartridge drawing on the back. The shirts for those members going to Maine this August will also include RLB STOCK 2006 printed on the back of the shirt. So far we have 13 tee shirt orders. I'm already in for a total of 4 shirts and I'll pickup the additional cost of making the "RLB STOCK 2006" silk screen. We still need 7 more tee shirt orders! ------------------
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-12-2006 08:00 PM
Shirt update...We are now up to 15 tee shirt orders. I'm still waiting replies from 4 emails I sent out. ------------------
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Jes Plain TIred
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From: East Central Illinois, USA
Registered: Nov 2005
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posted 06-12-2006 09:53 PM
I don't suppose there is any chance that one of you computer geniuses could set up a webcam so that us less-fortunates could peek in on the action from time to time.------------------
Reloading is as easy as A B C ... Always Be Careful
Jes
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Greg
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From: Orange County, New York
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posted 06-13-2006 01:41 AM
Shirt Update...Still no replies to the 4 emails, but the tee shirt orders are now up to 18! Jes,
I will have my laptop and hooking up a web cam would be no big deal, however, I seriously doubt that the gun club has a high speed (or dial-up) Internet connection at the shooting benches. I'll be taking plenty of photo's and video to put up on the site afterwards though. ------------------
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SkyKid
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Posts: 591
From: New Hampshire
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 06-13-2006 10:11 AM
Hello Everyone
just got back from AZ.
Greg put me in for 1(one) large ash beefy tee
I will try to make it sat afternoon
if I cant I will be there Sunday morning
got bow huntere field day on sat.
Greg I will take one that is embroided if possibly[Edited 1 time by SkyKid on 06-13-2006 at 10:16 AM]
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Greg
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264 RLB #1
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From: Orange County, New York
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posted 06-13-2006 10:20 AM
Sounds good SkyKid. Just a reminder, We're having a Lobster Fest dinner Saturday night too.Shirt Update, 19 tee shirts orders... ------------------
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SkyKid
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From: New Hampshire
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 06-13-2006 12:16 PM
Greg to make it 20 shirts put me in for 2 large instead of 1
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