"Made in America", is what I use to hear growing up. In my book, this is a term that meant pride and top shelf workmanship and unfortunately is becoming a thing of the past. I met Patrick awhile back on a very fair deal to say the least. Most recently, I was supposed to stop by the new store and at nobody's fault, I arrived early and sat in the parking lot waiting for a little over 30 minutes, unaware the store was closed that day. When I left I contacted Patrick and said that I waited for 30 min but nobody showed up, thats when I was informed the store was closed that day. I sent him a text and said that maybe we could catch one another on a different day and in NO way did I make myself seem upset or unhappy in any way shape or form. He offered the item that I was in need of at no charge, in which I declined and said there was no need for that and that in no way was I upset. However, Patrick would not let it go and insisted that I take it........ We are not talking about a lot of money here, what we are talking about is a ton of character..... this is where we get to the term
"Made In America"...... this term has lost a lot of meaning over my lifetime,,,,,, more than I wish to comment on...
Patrick and his family are true blue and in fact a real
"made in america" family..... He works hard so other people can have things.... Deal with absolute complete confidence with this trader period...


thanks for "your business" Patrick

James

Patrick and his family are providing a valuable and most welcome resource to the Northern Virginia area for reloading supplies. He stocks on the shelf the supplies for most of the common popular rounds and has access to the various suppliers for most anything else. Yesterday was my third purchase from him and second in the new store.. I would much rather spend my $$ locally there than online and plan on returning regularly.