Thanks to everyone that visited D&H for the Beretta Gun Show. Here are a number of photos from that day.
Friday, August 28, 2015
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Cumberland Tailwater 8/23/15
My Dad and I were able to get down to the Cumberland River tailwater this past weekend for a day and had a good time. We stayed with a customer, Bob, who had a great cabin on rainbow run with a nice boat ramp and he joined us in the boat for the day. It was great to have him with us since he has been fishing down there for around 30 years!
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Friday, August 21, 2015
007’s very first carry gun was a Beretta
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Local Trout Update
Monday, August 17, 2015
Barbour Dog Accessories
If you find yourself spoiling your dog a bit or just know your friend deserves the best, check out our new Barbour dog beds and dog blankets. Dogs will love them and the neighbors will envy them!
Both are made from durable fabric featuring the Barbour classic tartan pattern. The exterior is removable and washable. The bed is 25" x 38".
Both are made from durable fabric featuring the Barbour classic tartan pattern. The exterior is removable and washable. The bed is 25" x 38".
Sunday, August 16, 2015
In 1526 Mastro Bartolomeo Beretta (1490 – 1565/68) of Gardone received 296 ducats as payment for 185 arquebus barrels sold to the Arsenal of Venice.
Already in production in the early 1500s, Beretta products were chosen
by the highly discriminating Republic of Venice because of their
excellence. As the Beretta name became synonymous with uncompromising
quality, design, materials, construction and performance, word spread
beyond the Italian borders, establishing a tradition that has carried
over, uninterrupted, through fifteen generations of Berettas.
The old Beretta logo, or rather the Beretta escutcheon with the “PB”, dates back to the early 1800’s.Beretta Gun Show at Delamere & Hopkins on August 25thnoon-8pm |
In 1526 Mastro Bartolomeo Beretta (1490 – 1565/68) of Gardone received 296 ducats as payment for 185 arquebus barrels sold to the Arsenal of Venice. |
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