Folks get excited with their opinions and passions, and try to convince others to see it the same way.At any rate, I'd guess that we have probably managed to convince him to stay shy of these forum conversations.
Folks get excited with their opinions and passions, and try to convince others to see it the same way.At any rate, I'd guess that we have probably managed to convince him to stay shy of these forum conversations.
That would be awesome. I'm currently making my own caps because I can't find #11's and there are no clubs near me. Great idea!Thank you again for your wise business decision I've already emailed you at your office site. I did have a wild thought though if you wanted to "corner" the BP market how about getting into percussion caps???
I do hope Goex supports some sort of youth muzzleloading projects in the future but to be perfectly honest I wouldn’t fault them at all if they bypass you and work with someone else, so far you’ve bad mouthed the company name on multiple forums and you’ve basically come off as a demanding, pompous ass to put it politely, hopefully they can see around you and see the good they can accomplish, just my 2c.
This is how you greet the NEW OWNERS of Goex? Wow your people skills are sorely lacking. I hope you exercise better judgement in your role as an instructor.Mr Kulling-
I used to shoot Old Eynsford exclusively in competition. That is, until I became a youth shooting sports instructor and found that Goex didn't support black powder youth shooting sports. In our first year of working with kids, we had over 375 kids go through and I personally worked with 79 on safety and marksmanship. Goex was MIA as a sponsor or supporter and refused to acknowledge emails or phone calls. Schuetzen was not MIA, in fact, they provided both powder and caps. From that time forward, I've shot only Swiss and Schuetzen in both competition and instruction.
In the future, I would like to see Estes provide support to black powder youth shooting sports with Goex powder. We're currently gearing back up for next summer and certifying more instructors. It would be great to have Estes support in this youth education effort.
There may be others on this and other forums who blindly worship at the altar of Goex, but unless and until Goex supports black powder youth shooting directly, they will not be in my powder magazine, nor on my instruction range, nor anywhere in my educational materials for young shooters. I do not hide the fact that Goex powder is available, nor do I hide the fact that Goex doesn't provide any material support either.
I would welcome the opportunity to open a dialogue with Estes to correct this issue.
Dave
NRA Muzzleloading Instructor
NMLRA member and Charter Club President
North South Skirmish Association Competitor
NRA member
NMLRA member
Mr Kulling-
I used to shoot Old Eynsford exclusively in competition. That is, until I became a youth shooting sports instructor and found that Goex didn't support black powder youth shooting sports. In our first year of working with kids, we had over 375 kids go through and I personally worked with 79 on safety and marksmanship. Goex was MIA as a sponsor or supporter and refused to acknowledge emails or phone calls. Schuetzen was not MIA, in fact, they provided both powder and caps. From that time forward, I've shot only Swiss and Schuetzen in both competition and instruction.
In the future, I would like to see Estes provide support to black powder youth shooting sports with Goex powder. We're currently gearing back up for next summer and certifying more instructors. It would be great to have Estes support in this youth education effort.
There may be others on this and other forums who blindly worship at the altar of Goex, but unless and until Goex supports black powder youth shooting directly, they will not be in my powder magazine, nor on my instruction range, nor anywhere in my educational materials for young shooters. I do not hide the fact that Goex powder is available, nor do I hide the fact that Goex doesn't provide any material support either.
I would welcome the opportunity to open a dialogue with Estes to correct this issue.
Dave
NRA Muzzleloading Instructor
NMLRA member and Charter Club President
North South Skirmish Association Competitor
NRA member
NMLRA member
Is this a personal attack or addressing the facts?This is how you greet the NEW OWNERS of Goex? Wow your people skills are sorely lacking. I hope you exercise better judgement in your role as an instructor.
Is this a personal attack or addressing the facts?
Truth and facts bother you that much?
The fact that you are a grown "man" that is supposed to be leading and influencing our youth and are still whining and crying about this is what bothers me.Truth and facts bother you that much?
I agree 100% CaptainKirk!! well said. I for one, am very excited. Made in America to boot! Even Better.Mr. Kulling, the members of the black powder community are thrilled to see you pick up the torch and carry on! Personally, I am more than blown away to see you register to this forum and actually reply here to the thousands of fans of your product. Black powder shooting may have not been on your radar before, but I believe I speak for all of us when I say "Welcome to the muzzleloader community!"
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