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NCOWS / Re: 2024 convention
« Last post by River City John on March 20, 2024, 08:40:03 PM »As I will be unable to attend the convention this year, will there be video recordings of the seminars?
Hopefully not on the 11 o'clock News.
As I will be unable to attend the convention this year, will there be video recordings of the seminars?
I started my business in 1978 and for the next 10 years, I cut everything by hand. I was so far behind in y orders and working myself to death, so in 1988 I bought a clicker and had 3/4" steel rule dies made for some of the more popular holster patterns I had in my catalog. It saved me so much time, it was unbelievable. My steel rule dies have all had hundreds if not thousands of strikes without a single failure. I don't think I've had to stone any of them more that once or twice in 35 years of use. In 1988, my clicker cost me $5500.00 shipped to Montana from Texas and the holster dies were generally in the $90 to $105.00 range.That's good to know. I've never had the volume for anything but in your case, it paid off. Outstanding.
I started my business in 1978 and for the next 10 years, I cut everything by hand. I was so far behind in y orders and working myself to death, so in 1988 I bought a clicker and had 3/4" steel rule dies made for some of the more popular holster patterns I had in my catalog. It saved me so much time, it was unbelievable. My steel rule dies have all had hundreds if not thousands of strikes without a single failure. I don't think I've had to stone any of them more that once or twice in 35 years of use. In 1988, my clicker cost me $5500.00 shipped to Montana from Texas and the holster dies were generally in the $90 to $105.00 range.Great information.