LASSO/ AirFest was made especially neat this year by the presence of at least 3 people from Crosman Corporation. It was indeed amazing to see a corporation send "higher ups" and engineers from New York to a field in the "middle of nowhere" Calvin, Oklahoma to be with a diverse group of airgun enthusiasts. They contributed a Marauder .25 as a door prize and had lots of neat stuff to see and shoot. They were proud of their products! I especially appreciated the opportunity to shoot the Marauder pistol. It is quiet. It has a great trigger. It is going to be a hit without a doubt.

The Crosman guys listened to our input. They shared their corporate vision, and it is long range and well thought out. They want to build from the grassroots level. They want to get the youth of our country involved with shooting and with hunting again. These guys know their stuff! I am grateful to them for coming, and it made me proud of Crosman.

Ed Schultz even participated in the LASSO long range competition! He said to me after it was completed that he is looking forward to next year!

Thanks Crosman!

Bill Dempsey
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I for one, am really glad that they are part of airgunning in this country. I've been buying and using their products since the early sixties. I have yet to be disappointed. Most of the time, you get a good bang for your buck, and they open the airgunning door to a lot of folks who can't, or simply won't spend a grand or two on an airgun, at least not initially. Some folks will get into the game with a Crosman springer, Disco or M-rod, find out how much fun this hobby is, and start looking around for what else is out there. They are very good for the sport, and I wish them great success.

nt

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