Maybe I missed it, and this has already been brought to the attention of this forum, but I just saw this weekend where Mr. George passed away after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He built an incredible business over a period of a little over forty years, and everyone who ever talked to him always said the same thing - He was a true gentleman. Several times over the years, my phone would ring and it would be Mr. George just wanting to see how the guns were shooting. He was never in a hurry when he talked with you and made every hunter feel like they mattered. And he was a true innovator in the shooting industry. While there is no doubt that his sons and family will carry on the Trulock business, he will be greatly missed in the shooting and hunting world.
Thank you, Mr. George, for being one of the really great men in the business of making a lot of guns shoot better.
