Page 3 of 3
					
				Re: Shiloh Shooting Range
				Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2012 3:06 pm
				by GunsOverTexasRadio
				Thanks Snatchel! Make sure to introduce yourself! 

 
			
					
				Re: Shiloh Shooting Range
				Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2012 10:32 pm
				by Dreamliner
				Hey - when are you guys going to update the podcast?  The couple that you have posted were great but I haven't seen any updates.  Thanks and keep up the good work.
			 
			
					
				Re: Shiloh Shooting Range
				Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 5:28 pm
				by Skiprr
				An actual, even-handed, 3-minute piece just aired on KPRC Channel 2 Houston about increasing volumes of CHL license applications and gun sales, reported by Phillip Mena while at Shiloh Shooting range. My ol' Farnam trainin' buddy, Jeff Sanford, did a great job in the interview. Must be all that experience he's gotten doing Guns Over Texas radio.  
 
 
Last couple of times I've been to Shiloh I haven't seen Jeff or Steve. I need to get by there again soon to say, "hi," and shoot a few rounds...
 
			
					
				Re: Shiloh Shooting Range
				Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 10:53 am
				by Distinguished Rick
				I was home on R&R last month and did quite a bit of shooting at Shiloh. It was my first time to shoot there and it is a great place to shoot. It was clean, well lit, and temp was comfortable. I renewed my CHL while there and the instructors were great. I look forward to returning in November and will definately visit there many times while home.
			 
			
					
				Re: Shiloh Shooting Range
				Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 12:06 pm
				by Blindref757
				Glad to see that people like Jeff who own/operate businesses that we frequent are astute enough to come on here and prove that they are willing to listen to their customers.  When I get mistreated and speak about it here, on Facebook, or in private with friends...I know that it impacts the business.  The old cliche' about a satisfied customer will tell a few, but a mad one will tell many is very true (unfortunately).  It comes from the mentality that has made many businesses successful...the customer is always right.  It doesn't matter if there was a difference in perception...the customer's perception is reality and you have to make it right.  It costs very little for Jeff to offer a range pass as a peace offering...whereas if he ignores the problem, it mushrooms in forums like these and potentially costs him thousands.  Smart and Right.  Way to go Jeff.  I don't live near Houston, but if I did, I'd be at that range!