hi,
i recently lost my 10 in a row pin for sb chickens, it is rare for me to hit 10 in a row so it will be missed for a while. i am just going to leave my vest to things that are sewn. if there was a small patch matching the grandslam pin design would any one buy them? or perhaps they are already availible? i imaginge the # could be put on as a rocker. if you were interested would you rather.......

1. the grandslam 4 animal design like the pin in the correct color?
2. pin design + GS #?
3. a rectangle with "sbr grandslam 1234" in the correct color?


of course anything smaller than 2x 2 for the animal ones would be too small to read the # and details would be lost. the benifit to the rectangle is they can be stacked for multi gun shooters.
just a thought.

dave

Dave,
I know Jeff in Colorado did some grandslam hats with the numbers in them for a while. What color was your chicken...I can send you another one!

Mary

good to know bout the hats! thanks Mary.

as far as the pin goes, i fully plan on getting another soon, but thanks so much. and even if i dont, i will be taking over the silo programe at my club, so i can order an extra next time supplies get low.

thanks again.
dave

Hornady had individual patches for each animal at one time, with a '10' centered on the picture of the animal inside about an 1 1/2" square. I believe I still have one of each. I hand sewed month, yr & gun type for those on my vest. My old Yahoo site has been hacked New address is [email protected]

I would buy grand slam patches to match my grand slam pins. I actually don't put my grand slam pins on anything for fear of losing them. I'd be interested in smallbore, smallbore hunter, smallbore cowboy, and pistol cartridge cowboy rifles now to match the pins. Now I'm working on highpower and highpower hunter, but only have chickens in highpower and rams in highpower hunter. As for the design, I'd want them to be the same design as the pins.

The old Hornady 10 in a row patches did let everyone know where you were in your grand slam quest. They did take up quite a bit of room.

If you did a scan of your pin, I would think an embroridy (sp) shop could make one for you. I think all they require is a xxx.jpg file.