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Easter book special
@ 07:27 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterHi guys, just wanted to give you a heads up that we are running a book special for Easter.More details are on our blog page: http://www.ballisticstudies.com/Blog.html I hope you all have a great Easter. Nathan. |
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@ 11:39 am (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: Easter book specialHey Thanks Nathan. Same to you and the girls. No chocolate commas eh ! |
@ 02:07 pm (GMT) |
Joshua MayfieldRe: Easter book specialWell I do believe it's time that I finish out my book series. Thanks, Nathan. A blessed Easter to all. |
@ 04:47 pm (GMT) |
Cor NepgenRe: Easter book specialHi All,Hope everyone enjoys a peaceful easter with loved ones.. Just bought the last book in the series and thank you for the incentive Nathan! Could you perhaps post something on the Facebook page? I can share it on a couple of local hunting pages? All the best, Cor |
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@ 03:20 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Easter book specialThank you guys. Steph also wanted me to pass on her sincerest thanks. We very much appreciate the support. |
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@ 06:38 pm (GMT) |
LaneRe: Easter book specialI purchased this book about two weeks ago, and have already read the whole thing. Needless to say it was enlightening and enjoyable. This is going to be my go to book for teaching kids to shoot, and the reference point when folks ask me about learning to shoot. I'm an experienced hunter, but the level of attention to detail, and logical presentation in this book has shown me areas that really need improvement in my own game.Prior to reading Nathan's books I had a real aversion to long range shooting because I always thought it was unfair to game. There is so much Bullshido out there that it's hard to wade through it all. However, it's now clear that if you've got the right teacher and are committed to study and practice, it's not only ethical, but improves shooting skill all the way around. |
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@ 07:56 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Easter book specialThanks Lane, really kind of you to say.The Easter campaign was a big help to us. Thank you everyone. We are also extremely grateful to those who spread the word and gave us plugs on the web (thanks also for the youtube comments Lane). Paul at Accurateshooter.com / 6mmbenchrest.com also put up a quick review, he has always been a kind and helpful supporter. The campaign generated a huge volume of "hello, hows it all going and by the way, could you help me with..." email too. We did our best to answer as many of these as we could but could only do so much. I only managed to get one cartridge uploaded to the KB during the last week- the .338 RUM. Will try to get my .338 Edge notes uploaded this week, then finally we can say a quick hello to the .348 Win, then move on to the .358 family. |
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@ 08:56 pm (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: Easter book specialAwesome! Cant wait for the 358. You're a glutton for punishment Nathan. We're so lucky to have access to the knowledge base information. Thanks for your commitment to the mammoth task of compiling and editing it all. I know of a few shops that have it saved in the favourites on their computers for reference. Once finished it's going to be the Book of books and I think highly sought after and recommended worldwide. Have you considered providing all the books in other languages? Cheers mate. |
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@ 10:31 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Easter book specialHi Warwick. Alvaro was keen on translating to Spanish but I am not yet ready for this myself.The German market is limited. Those who are right into such things tend to speak and read English as far as I have been able to ascertain. The same goes for French shooters. |
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