American Sport Shooting

[rflynn]

Sorry bud but Millers was on 611, right next to (what was) the Beaver House (now gone for a GD Walgreens) ... spent many a day looking at his NFA items and will NEVER forget the shop he had.

The only shops I can think of (in old time) in Marshalls Creek was Manharts. I knew Frank Manhart quite well ... supplied him with arrows for many years. He an his wife were great people.

Millers was where I got my first 9mm S&W 59 in 1990 with the ink still wet on my new PADL. What a nice shop he had.

[dc dalton]

ah ok, i got the names confused, manharts WAS the one who fixed my gun,,he had all that military surplus too, flack vests n stuff, i liked that shop. big brown sign with white letters directly above the far flea market parking lot right?

yeah like i said, i was sure i forgot plenty. a & a was another one i bought from, although i couldnt go in there without a respirator half the time cuz of the stench of body odor.

they did get me a good deal on my gun tho, (a & a)and i was sorry to hear about him getting beaten and robbed.

Yup that was Frank Manhart .. he was a gem of a gentleman (probably dead by now) and his wife was a sweetheart ... they were great customer's of mine back in the day (1986 - 1991) when Tootie and I had our arrow manufacturing company. Great people!


On the other side Miller's (which as I said before was n 611) was a fun place to look at cool stuff. Now the owner (forget his first name) was a bit of a prick but OMFG did he have some cool weapons!

[CHEMICAL]

Yup that was Frank Manhart .. he was a gem of a gentleman (probably dead by now) and his wife was a sweetheart ... they were great customer's of mine back in the day (1986 - 1991) when Tootie and I had our arrow manufacturing company. Great people!


On the other side Miller's (which as I said before was n 611) was a fun place to look at cool stuff. Now the owner (forget his first name) was a bit of a prick but OMFG did he have some cool weapons!

yeahhhhhhhhhh...ok it was a brown barn looking building with a balcony up top, and was not too long ago a furniture store before they ripped everything down, now i remember.(millers)

[Seneca Arms Co. Inc.]

[QUOTE=dc dalton;803406]Yup that was Frank Manhart .. he was a gem of a gentleman (probably dead by now)
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Frank is most certainly alive and kicking. He was an avid National Match Course shooter in his day, but his eyesight has deteriorated to the point that he no longer competes. He does shoot some NRA Long Range Prone from time to time and is an avid motorcycle rider. He does lots of enduro rides too I am told.

[dc dalton]

yeahhhhhhhhhh...ok it was a brown barn looking building with a balcony up top, and was not too long ago a furniture store before they ripped everything down, now i remember.(millers)

Yup that was the place ... he had one HELL of a store there too, gave Dunkelbergers a serious run for their money gun wise. I used to just stop in to see what new NFA toys he had (had I known how high they were going to go I would have done more than look)

[dc dalton]

Frank is most certainly alive and kicking. He was an avid National Match Course shooter in his day, but his eyesight has deteriorated to the point that he no longer competes. He does shoot some NRA Long Range Prone from time to time and is an avid motorcycle rider. He does lots of enduro rides too I am told.

That's great to hear. Frank and his wife were great people and one of our better customers when we had the arrow manufacturing company, actually I'm pretty sure he was our 2nd customer (a friend in NJ was our 1st)

[SlimShady]

There are very few better ways to spend a good portion of a day than in a gun shop with good company..............one such way is to spend a day in a gun shop with good company, meet a couple of people you only know from an internet website, like Chemical for instance, and walk out with a nice new holster, some cleaning supplies and a complete CMMG upper with money left over in the bank after paying.

Great prices, great service, clean bathroom and a razor sharp wit.......I'd recommend Vic Mack......errr Rich Flynn's shop to anyone.

[CHEMICAL]

There are very few better ways to spend a good portion of a day than in a gun shop with good company..............one such way is to spend a day in a gun shop with good company, meet a couple of people you only know from an internet website, like Chemical for instance, and walk out with a nice new holster, some cleaning supplies and a complete CMMG upper with money left over in the bank after paying.

Great prices, great service, clean bathroom and a razor sharp wit.......I'd recommend Vic Mack......errr Rich Flynn's shop to anyone.

ahahahaha....well it is true....Vic Mack...i mean Rich does keep the bathroom clean,(might be one of PVD's jobs) but if he had the bench that was suggested i doubt it would stay that way! see ya next time Slim!

[rflynn]

There are very few better ways to spend a good portion of a day than in a gun shop with good company..............one such way is to spend a day in a gun shop with good company, meet a couple of people you only know from an internet website, like Chemical for instance, and walk out with a nice new holster, some cleaning supplies and a complete CMMG upper with money left over in the bank after paying.

Great prices, great service, clean bathroom and a razor sharp wit.......I'd recommend Vic Mack......errr Rich Flynn's shop to anyone.

LOL! Thanks. And I am going to get that FUKER for steeling my look and personality to use in the shield!

[joeybags]

rich is a very knowledgeable gun on firearms, i dont waste time in other shops i only buy from american sport shooting.its my toys r us store.if your a new shooter or expierenced shooter he will lead you in the right direction.he also does great jobs on tauras 1911's (lol) joe