Gil Hebard

[Steve RA]

Perhaps not as well known in USPSA circles as in Bullseye.

http://www.hurd-hendricksfuneralhome.com/sitemaker/sites/hurdhe0/obit.cgi?user=785530Hebard

[ltdmstr]

He was well known among the old timers. Heard lots of great stories about Gil, and used to buy a lot of parts from him. Very knowledgeable and always a pleasure to do business with. RIP.

[Sparky]

He was well known among the old timers. Heard lots of great stories about Gil, and used to buy a lot of parts from him. Very knowledgeable and always a pleasure to do business with. RIP.

Aaron I could not have said it any better. He was a great guy and a pleasure to

do business with. RIP.

[M118LR]

Bought a lot of things from his company in the 90's. Had GREAT customer service from his company. May he RIP.

[redial]

He and "Uncle" Al Freeland (and a few others) were the pioneers in mail order shooter supply houses. He did much for shooters and for the Bullseye game.

Cheers, good sir!

Mark

[21 shooter]

I bought products from him over the years. It was obvious he was a shooter from the intelligent answers and quality products he carried, as he was certainly in the forefront of that type of business. We have lost another fine gentleman, RIP and best to the family.

[benos]

Yes, cheers to Gil! He was truly a great man in all respects. And the little book he published, “Pistol Shooters Treasury” - is a fantastic resource for serious competitors.

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