Oneeyeopen=one nice guy

[oneyeopn]

WAY TO GO BUDDY

I knew this was coming lol....Grover is not a common name anymore...especially since sesame street. I used to try to teach school for a little while...when the kids found out what my first name was, there were no end to the jokes....LOL

 

[JTaylor76]

I can't go without tossing in some props for Grover too... I'm brand spanking new to this forum...in fact this is my first post because I was having activation problems with my account. While I couldn't post here, I was able to contact Grover via email and ask some questions about iron sights for my new rifle... He gratiously answered all my questions and even went out of his way to do some research and find out some answers for me.. Thankyou Sir!

Josh.

 

[Splittiebus66]

Ok so after some extensive testing the Matech is totally awesome! Vs the other buis I've tried I really appreciate its thin/small nature. After military zeroing it I had no problem getting combat hits fast and effectively from behind cover, prone etc etc. I didnt get to use the adjustable elevation controls as all my shooting was 10ft to 100 yds but we will see how that pans out at a later date. Thanks again Grover, my shooting buddies all love it and I may be ordering some more from you. As they say the check is in the mail, I'll PM you with details...........

In the field/ matech backing up an aimpoint pro

filthy and pretty weapons

 

[JaPes]

Grover (oneyeopn) is one nice guy!

Current .38/.357 ammo prices are giving me fits. Since I shoot about 50 center fire pistol rounds per range session every couple weeks (the rest is .22lr), I'm going to start reloading with a Lee Hand Press. Being a naive reloading newb, I thought the Lee Hand Press w/Ram Prime, a carbide die set, & a powder dipper would be all I need.

Grover very patiently explained to me the other small tools I will need to get the job done right, and where I could get a good deal. I'll start my reloading journey learning case prep, then move onto the actual reloading.

Grover = Class Act