In 1975, when a Houston concrete contractor opened the doors of his new business venture, the event didn’t exactly make ripples among the bench rest community. The project, an enormous warehouse on Houston’s east side, was built solely to be leased for industrial storage. And if the event went unnoticed, its builder, Virgil King, was equally unknown to group shooters. No one could have predicted that the Houston Warehouse and Virgil King would write one of the more fascinating chapters on the subject of extreme rifle accuracy.
I give you the Secrets of the Houston Warehouse.
By Dave Scott.
The Secrets of the Houston Warehouse-PRESS ME