Zero To Hero

[8shooter]

Due to a severe lack of Web pages promoting shooting and also sponsorship for shooters here in Australia, I decided to do something about it.

So I taught myself how to design and build a web page. Hey it only took 6 weeks from Inception to Completion.

Woo Hoo for me.

My Webpage

[Airedale]

Nice Job!

Dave

[AikiDale]

Ain't technology grand? Good Job with the first page. Now are you gonna dry fire, live fire or play on your computer????

Keep us posted on upcoming matches and scores!

[8shooter]

Ain't technology grand?  Good Job with the first page.  Now are you gonna dry fire, live fire or play on your computer????

Keep us posted on upcoming matches and scores!

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

All of the above.... I coming over for a Pin / Steel match in PA in first week of June and I'm going to back that up with the IRC.

Lots of practise to be done.

[lynn jones]

nice! learned the same way

www.memphis-ssa.com

lynn

[askomiko]

"This page is compatible only with Microsoft internet explorer and Netscape Communicator."

[GRD]

I think I've seen this one before...

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