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Show Mr. Js&, Brown 1,1933,. shooters Russell, in fr Arms Co a § St. Louis, MO~« Dear Mr, Russell: vicinity weieht June and I am accueainted feel with confident Overunder Shoteuns, that, I most if I had of the do you a could one of lot your of in this light goods I suppose that opening paragraph is pretty nearly stereotyped by this time, and on such a bright morning I could not resist a little levity. The point is that Kammeyer thinks he has a prospect for e licht weight Overunder and this morning I took in to him a Standard erade, ventilated rib,two trigger eun which is the only one I have here, with the exception of my hich gerade puny I have let a number of shooters use this gun, the latest case being that of MeCarthy who, as you know, sent in an orders to It stock even is one out of of the these cuestion suns and, for in obtained by showing this one be advisable to have a light eun I have, weight sent takineit the around to each of dealers the small view of the local deslers results I have thought it out. I can begin and tryine to might by excite their interest and follow that up with the offer to iet them take the eun for demonstration whenever occasion arises, I suppose the twin single trieger is the favorite for the licht weight cun and, if you heve a sufficient stock to permit you to spare one without inconvenience, : I shall do what I ean locally, relative I was very much interested in your letter/to the Dupont~ Remington matters. Dave Hood had one of his chats with Ernest on the subject and stated that the new organization was soins after the Olins with tomahawk: and scalping knife, From his information there were to be no important changes in the Remington organization immediatelys Of coursewe know the rumors that invariably spread through an organization when any important change is made in its management or control, As a matter of fact the subordinates usually know no more of the actual facts than an outsider, They are told merely what it is thought best for them to hear, According to Hood, Vestern is now making its own powder, and this seemed to be the implied reason for an aggressive policy on the part of Dupont, Remington hasn't a line of fire arms in the first place with which the most aggressive policy in the world could dominafe the business, Dave Hood shoteun in was times the past only Ernest, frankly first class Christensen admitted to arm had, and they Sharman me went that the up to automatic the Boise |