For you facebook users, I would appreciate your help. I'm being a bit of a smart-[censored], because Hornady is doing a promo where they want to see their branded decals in place, then they are gonna give away some free shwag. I didn't have a decal, so I made one.

Do me a favor if you would, LIKE Hornady on Facebook, then click on their photos. Believe it or not, my real name is NOT Punkin, it's Scott Elmore.

My picture is the one that is drawn in crayon, on the back window of my pickup, next to the tribute sticker for my friend, a Sheriff's deputy who was murdered by a punk [censored] thug two years ago.

Like my photo, help me get some free shwag! Haha! Thanks!

Come on guys, I know a ton of you are on facebook, I want to slam this thing home!

lol liked the sticker good stuff

Thanks man...here's my back story on Hornady...

My family story tells why I am INCREDIBLY loyal to Hornady. I buy their bullets and reload. Hornady is based in Grand Island, Nebraska. My mom and all of her family is from there. My mom married my dad in the early 70's, and shortly thereafter, they traveled out to visit family. Dad, being a young kid from Alabama who didn't know better, didn't really care about visiting family, he just cared about seeing the Hornady factory. He called on a Saturday (I think, it was either Saturday or Sunday, definitely a weekend), to inquire about a factory tour. Some old guy answered the phone, and said they were closed. My very persuasive, energetic dad lamented the fact that he had to leave tomorrow to get back to Colorado, and he sure did want to see the place. The old guy said, aww heck, come on down. After a personal factory tour, Dad bought a ton of boxes of .357 and .30 cal seconds (I'm still loading and shooting them today). Turns out, the old guy was Joyce Hornady, and he was there cleaning and piddling around on a weekend, he just decided to answer the phone. Dad respected the hell out of him, and I, 40 years later, will not load a single round that doesn't come out of a Hornady box. Those guys are the real deal, and I teach my children the same.

Haha, they should give me a sticker just for the story!

Bumpity bump, come on facebook users! I figure as folks start chilling and drinking beer on a Saturday night, they'll be ready to jump on Hornady's facebook page and help me out...

couldn't find it

I'll make it easy...

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3...mp;notif_t=like

Like, like, like! Tell your teenage kids to get on it an like it!

done

Thanks guys! Keep it up!

We've got 10 likes. 10. 5 of them are my family. Come on guys, there's like 10 million of you in the Republic of Texas, hook me up!

For the record, I win a decal, and maybe a hat. I'm not trying to get rich here, just having some fun!

There ya go. Now you're up to 19

What is in the crosshairs? It looks like one of those female pixies/fairies with bad hair from one of the little kids' shows.

Done!

Liked

thanks guys' ive been out of state and out of touch on business. apparently they used criteria other than popularity to pick winners.

The red blob in the picture is my daughters' version of what a prairie dog looks like just after a 55gr vmax passes through. so, dns, you were close.

One more like for you.

Thanks guys, keep 'em coming. I just leaned on Hornady again to at least ship me out a decal. Keep the pressure on! Haha.