Paul VanDuyse Passing

[222remx4]

On June 23rd 2023 Paul VanDuyse Passed away . Great guy . I will miss him dearly .

 

[Maple57]

Awe, Paul was a great guy. He will be missed.

 

[iron cat]

R.I.P.
Many are getting on in years fir sure......
Cat

 

[Jefferson]

what did he pass away from

 

[bulldog284]

He was a great guy and a very good shot with is little mouse 223 lol, I wish I had a dollar for every time he use to tell me, you know a well tuned 223 and the 90 grain Berger could win at 900m.

I had a lot of good matches with Paul
Rest in peace my friend

Darin

 

[Maple57]

CGNers would know Paul as Manitou210.

 

[Armourall]

R.I.P. Paul

 

[grauhanen]

His posts showed he knew his stuff.

 

[thump_rrr]

cgners would know paul as manitou210.

rip.

 

[Rod B]

I will miss his posts, RIP

 

[dan belisle]

RIP. - dan

 

[maple_leaf_eh]

what did he pass away from

The NCRRA FB page says simply, 'We are deeply saddened to share the passing of long-time NCRRA member Paul VanDuyse after a private battle with cancer.'

 

[Jefferson]

met him when travelled to hot-a-wah for a match from alberta

nice guy he showed me around and we chatted about the 223 90 grainers

too bad, RIP buddy

 

[Trevor60]

Sadden to hear the news he was a kind man with a love of the 223.

 

[The Shaft]

I remember being in his hunting fishing shop in Low Que around 7 years old with my dad. always fond memories with him. R.I.P.

 

[skeeter317]

Paul was a great guy to deal with; once, a face to face buy turned into an evening of great conversation in his garage. We are diminished.

 

[skwerl]

Sad Day

 

[mmilne]

So sad to hear that Paul has passed. He was a great mentor about all things shooting, and we literally spent hours comparing targets and reloading recipes for the 90 VLD in our .223 "Mouse Guns"

That's him in the middle at Connaught

Rest easy my friend

 

[Midnight Rider]

RIP....and condolences to family and friends .

 

[Duck_Hunter]

I spent many years deer hunting with Paul when I was growing up and then shooting at local matches with him. I’m not sure if he was more passionate about deer or the .223. He was always eager to introduce or help people when it came to shooting.
He will be missed.