Does anyone know whether Rob is still selling Dillon tools and equipment? He was selling them at one time at a slight discount. I haven't seen him mentioned nor seen an advertisement lately. james
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Does anyone know whether Rob is still selling Dillon tools and equipment? He was selling them at one time at a slight discount. I haven't seen him mentioned nor seen an advertisement lately. james
I thought that was Brian Enos.
If I am not mistaken, isn't he the Rob Latham associated with Simply Rugged holsters?
Brian Enos does sell them.
That's what I was thinking tooQuote:
Originally Posted by DougGuy
Last I knew Rob Latham was working for Springfield Armory. That was a while back, but he had a ten year contract with them.
I believe that would be Rob Leahy making those fabulous holsters.Quote:
Originally Posted by DougGuy
Are you guys talking about Rob Leatham or is there another Rob Latham out there?
You are right guys, it is Brian Enos and not Latham. Memoey getting foggy these days. james
Brian stopped being a Dillon dealer a number of years ago.
https://brianenos.com/dillon-2/
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Rob Leatham is one of the legendary USPSA 1980's shooters under Springfield sponsorship.
Rob Leatham and Brian Enos were IPSC trailblazers
Brian retired and ran a website store
he was a Dillon dealer for years, but not anymore
Rob is still shooting
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Rob Leatham And his video "shooter ready" got me hooked on IPSC in the 80's. At the time I'd never seen anyone shoot like that. I purchased a used .45 Colt Gold Cup with a early Clark comp. Started shooting 500 rds. a week and shot a bunch of matches with a really great group of law enforcement and race gun enthusiasts. Fun Fun good old days. Thanks Rob. :)
yep...I had the 1994 USPSA/IPSC Limited Nationals on VHS tape
My wife accidentally taped TV show "Friends" over it.
still pissed about it....and hate that capt. Sobel sumbitch
LOL
His Dad Nyle Leatham was a photographer for American Handgunner if I recall correctly
A friend of mine opened a gun store and Springfield Armory sent Rob Leatham to put on a demonstration in the pistol range - Wow! His skills and speed were (is) impressive! The big guy was a real gentleman and made a lot of friends for Springfield, who sponsored him.
Leatham, known in the action pistol sports as TGO ("the great one", a nickname I believe his friend Brian Enos gave him) is one of the most respected shooters in USPSA and IPSC. Big, strong and fast, he is also smart and articulate, and was dominant over a period of many years. Even with artificial knees, he was beating people half his age and was still winning national championships.
Brian still runs his web store, though he isn't a Dillon dealer any more. The shooting forum attached to the website is to action pistol what this site is to boolit casting: the place to go to find information from, and to hang out with, people who have like interests, in a tightly moderated environment.