Mr. Larry Carter

Larry's is a full warranty service center for Hammerli products and has the largest inventory of Hammerli guns and parts in the United States.In addition to sales and service for the Hämmerli line, Larry's imports and services Benelli target pistols and services all makes and models of target guns.This ranges from adjusting the trigger on a Free Pistol to machine testing.Larry's is also a distributor of UltraDot optics, Carroll cast bullets, Knapp accessories, and Wolff Gunsprings.

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ATTN: Mr. Larry Carter

Team honors for 2004 went to a hard-holding civilian foursome, Team Ultra Dot -- a group organized by Larry Carter of Larry's Guns in Portland, Maine -- with the depth needed to win against traditionally powerful armed forces teams.

Lawrence B. Carter President - Larry's Guns, Inc
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Close on Zins' heels, Larry Carter, a civilian, owner-operator of Larry's Guns, in Portland, Maine, and the organizer of Team Ultra Dot, posted an equal 2611-point score, but with only 101 Xs, to take national silver for 2002, plus the Manchester Trophy emblematic of the Civilian Championship.
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Larry [Carter, who posted the .22-winning 870-29X] had to be holding hard to shoot that score that day.

Larry Carter, the owner of Larry's Guns (a major "Ultra Dot" distributor) has also been very helpful to our team. He has supplied us with reconditioned and like new red dot electronic scopes for those of our team that are using them. In fact, this spring he shipped me 6 of the scopes which retail new for about $130 apiece. We are now equipped for at least several years. Larry, each year sponsors a catered barbecue and sells a limited number of tickets for $1 apiece.

Larry Carter, Portland, Maine
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Carter, 51, a gunsmith, won the civilian division and finished second overall at the National Rifle Association Pistol Championships in Camp Perry, Ohio.The competition drew 662 civilians, 150 military personnel and 50 police officers.