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Hello all,

My name is Ryan Quirk and I am the owner of Servo Group Tactical. I registered on here some time ago however would like to become an official vendor however am unsure on how to do so. I messaged one individual I was told to contact but it hasn't been read. Just looking for some insight so I can post future courses we are hosting in NJ and PA.

thanks in advance, stay safe and hope to see you soon,

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Ryan

CEO Servo Group LLC

www.servogrouptactical.net

 

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