If you have ever been around shotgun sports, this name should stand out.
He was a personal friend and will be missed.
He was a personal friend and will be missed.
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Oh good grief. I've met Leo several times as I too am an ATA shooter. From what I could tell he was a very nice man. And, obviously, a great shooter. I wish his family all the best under such difficult circumstances.
Thank you for letting us know.
Thank you for letting us know.
If you have some extra time, google his name and try to grasp all that he did in his years shooting. Of the few people that can / could make there living shooting, Little Leo was one of them.
His father was a pistol and bench rest shooter with some national records as I understand it. Leo started shooting at the age of 10 and never looked back.
His father was a pistol and bench rest shooter with some national records as I understand it. Leo started shooting at the age of 10 and never looked back.
very sad. Took one of his clinics years ago and shot my first 75 straight soon after....
Back in the 1980's, when many Hall of Fame shooters were in their primes, Ray Stafford said Leo was the only one who he ever worried about.
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