Would like to pass the word that a Fellow Collector from Texas was in need of a Long Range
Rifle backglass, and since the 2nd Long Range that I have could badly use one, I had two
plus an extra made. "The Long Range Bulls Eye Gallery" backglass fits the Long Range Rifle
Gallery" identically. The art is on vinyl then placed on the backside of 3/16" plexy and will
never peal. The original are obviously the ones on the chair.. (T)

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Actually, the extra has been spoken for, but next month I can have another one made and I'm
not sure if you had noticed, but in the pic that you saw, the word "SHOTS" that's in red in the
center of the glass, the color was forgotten to be put in and that has been corrected. I'll keep
this glass and add the red later with vinyl.
I have the glass installed and like the others, it looks fine while lit. Because of the extensive time
my Graphic Designer spent on the art work and coloring, it'll be $225.00 plus like 25 bucks for
shipping to Tn. It'll be on 3/16" plexy which in more than one way is a plus..
If all sounds good, I'll make sure to get a glass made for you and it should be ready before the
end of March.. (T)
BTW: The $25.00 for shipping will include with $300.00 worth of ins. Even sending glass, I never
had an issue, but always need to play it save..

Dan, I'll give you a call early next week. Quite a little bit going on this weekend.. Tim

Actually Steve quoted $245.00 plus $45.00 for shipping.
Once my Graphic Designer agreed he was willing to do it (not
scan or photography), no way I was taking another route..
For 1/8" glass, no choice but glass. 3/16" I prefer plexy, but
can do glass. The art looks the same. The first glass that I had
done (mid 90s for a C.C. Ball Bowler) is still 100%. This vinyl's
stickem is meant for outdoor use (billboards).
All six glasses are vinyl. The Palace Guard and Wizard from double
imaging photography which is okay. The Mini Pool and Friendship "7"
from scan which is better, the Champ and Bowling Alley glass from digitizing
which is much better which is why I'm offering the Long Range glass
because it's been digitized. It's much easier for me not to sell any glasses,
but for my Graphic Designer to put dozens of hours in a glass and sell only
two (I always make sure I buy at least two), I'm not first on his income list,
but if I can sell a few of them for him, then the next glass may not be directly
at the bottom of the pile of things to do. And also, I know what it's like in need
of a glass. In the mid 90s, he saved me with the many ball bowlers that I had
with poor to no backglasses..
And just to finish: I'm more than satisfied with Steve's (bgresto) glasses, but
if I have the chance to have one digitized, I'm taking the local route..

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Dan, I tried calling both numbers more than once and was able to leave a message on the
1155 number, although the answering service stated that it was a different number than I dialed (?).
You can e-mail me direct if you like: timnewarkny at gmail dot com

Last week, the finishing touch ups were completed on the "Long Range Bulls Eye Gallery" glass,
and today I picked it up. It came out very nice. I'm having an addition one made, so if anyone is
in need of this glass, you can post here, or email me direct: [email protected]

Tim

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I actually have a 2nd one of these gun games. Where is your Friend from?