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What Customers Say About White Flyer Targets
I help operate a small private gun club in Illinois, and we switched over to White Flyer BIO targets about 5 years ago. It’s without question the best move our club ever made. The targets fly better, less breakage and the store much better than your competitor’s targets. Plus, they are environmentally sound and that’s an important issue with gun clubs today. Great performance from a great product….Thanks!
D. Yorkey - Glenridge Gun Club
Based on records of the National Skeet Shooting Association and its 2004 World Skeet Shooting Championships held in San Antonio, Texas, White Flyer is pleased to present the following facts:
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Out of 1,750,000 clay targets thrown at the 2004 NSSA Mini and World Skeet Championship on over 50 skeet fields, there were less than 1,000 targets that emerged broken
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This translates into less than 1/8th of 1% or on broken target per 1150 thrown
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Based on gun club sales, "White Flyer Targets are used at more A.T.A. or P.I.T.A. State Trapshoots and major events than any other target in the United States."
"White Flyer customer service is the best in the business. We had a target problem and they helped us solve it within fifteen minutes."
"Thanks, White Flyer for your donating all the trophies and targets at the 2004 S.C.T.P. Trap Championships in Vandalia, Ohio at the Grand American."
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All of us at White Flyer are competitive shooters ourselves and understand just how important each and every target can be to you. For this reason, we pledge to you the best target, service and follow-up of any clay targets manufacturer in the world.
We sincerely appreciate the confidence shown by our customers and gun clubs throughout the world. We will continue to offer the best targets available at competitive pricing.
Please click on the link below to view/download the file.
2005 World Shoot Report Targets and Taps
NOTE: To view, download or print the documents as PDF files you will need the Adobe® Acrobat® Reader.
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3. You will then be able to open the manual directly in Adobe® Acrobat® Reader.
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