February 27,1934, Mr. J, Russell, Browning Arms Co,., St. Louis, Mo. Dear John: Ten days or so ago Coleman came in to see he, He had received his shotgun, but had not had time to try it oute Inasmuch as I have heard nothing further from him, I assume that the trigger is now working satisfactorily. I told Coleman at the time thet I would write you relative to another gun which he wants. He was slightly perturbed because he had addressed Hoppie instead of yous. T did not tell him so, vut I knew it would be a great relief if @ mumber for the *» of other Grand equipped with people bam au would a Perhaps Coleman 4merican this a bed which follor the spoke same his year, He he uses on has his practice, letter a car of his wi 1 plans trailer selling » He is getting « party of Utah and Idsho shoote soeether, am eoinge to captain them back to the Grand American, There be other passenger cars in the caravan, but his car will is will be the leader and will on way the Grand theré are to where Sear a sign to the As they approach they will ‘phone American, ¢eun clubs, effect that‘ they towns ahead are alone and their the try way to arrange a shoot, You knew Coleman's enthusias tic nature, and will be able to imagine what a noise he will meke over the trip. He is tryine to interest as many of his party as he cen in Overunder guns, and at any rate his and his wife's eun will be Salone. I don't Enow whether anybody has been able to do anybody much cood these past few Years, but I do think that Coleman is en earnest booster for us and, es such, deserving of some pettings As present gun to assistant, end he explained it to me, a new ‘man who has just inasmuch as neither he sell his been sent out as his nor his assistant Is he expects to very flush at the moment, he hoped that he might get a few months time on his geun and in turn give the same length of time on the one he sells. Regé irds,