Need a bit of help folks. My husband, Dave, just got home from the Sallisaw shoot where he told me he lost his Zero Tolerance 350 knife. He knows he had it at lunch Sunday. He thinks it fell out of his pocket when he moved his chair out of the shade after lunch. Black G10 scales, plain edge--it is a large knife. Reward for its safe return, and Dave says he will match the reward amount with a donation to RWVA too! It was kind of a special treat for him, for working a ton of OT this fall, and he's only had it a week. We appreciate any help you can offer up.
Thanks!
Vicky
OK, guys, if no one found it, let's get the word to the site host, and ask him to take a look 'round for it.
vic, you may way to try help pinpoint as near as possible about the location where it was likely dropped - in relation to the firing line. And where the vehicle was parked...
PS: Anyone have a phone number for site owner? (If so, PM it to vic, so she can talk directly with him...)
Fred,
Thanks for the assistance.
The likely location for where it was dropped was the "lunch location" Forward of the far left end of the firing line and down near the trees, (the shady spot). It was where Chris told the 3rd Strike. Best guess is it fell out of a pocket into the camp chair and was lost when the chair was moved.
The truck was parked behind the line, kind of behind position #4. The truck in question was a Toyota 4Runner with Texas plates.
Thanks for everyone's assistance on this.
Unfortunately I didn't notice it gone till I was 2 hours down the road.
Semper Fi
Dave5339 posting under my wife's account
I sent a PM to rickman and to crak as they should have the property owners direct contact info. I did this earlier but neglected to say anything here.
I don't have any contact info for Travis. We didn't find anything cleaning up, unfortunately, but we didn't really go over to the lunch spot. Hopefully Rickman sees this and can call Travis. There is a phone number on the event info post for the shoot (search for Sallisaw and it'll come up) that might be Rick's.
Rickman was kind enough to fwd the contact info. I've left a message, and hope to speak with someone directly later today.
Thanks all,
Vicky (on behalf of Dave)
Woot! Travis the landowner, was able to get out there & look for Dave's knife, and found it! Hooray! Thank you SO much Travis!
--Vicky & Dave
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