Sporting Goods in Minerva, OH

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  1. 22 Teepee Dr, Minerva OH 44657

    5 Superb 30 reviews

    “I have a small 501c that we set up to help Veterans! What better way to make money to help veterans? raffle guns!!! When I explained our cause to Arin, he immediately set us up with our first raffle. He has been my go to for every raffle and personal firearms I buy. If he doesn’t have it he will find it. And he is a wealth of knowledge. He’s a great, god fearing, veteran and family man. Get a hold of him for your next purchase you won’t be disappointed.”

  2. 207 N Market St, Minerva OH 44657

    4.8 Superb 26 reviews

    “I have a shirt from here with TINY, delicate, screen printed signatures from 2010. This shirt is 15 years old at this point and has been through hundreds of washes if not thousands (it's now a frequent rotation in my pajamas collection). I have never had any screen printing hold up this well and certainly not with this thin text. That this business has stood the test of time is no fluke, and I hope the Lion's Den continues to make high quality transfers and silk screens for generations to come. Thank you all for a wonderful wearable memory that has stood the test of time.”

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