Jim Dickey
Minneapolis, MN
Jim Dickey, Minneapolis, shot top
scores for over 40 years. When he lived in Iowa, he won the Western
Diamond Medal Handicap at Ft. Dodge in 1921. The Dupont Company hired him
the following year and he moved to Minneapolis. He shot as a pro until
1928, then became an amateur. Jim's peak year was 1929. That year he
became the first Minnesota shooter to break 200 straight at the Minneapolis Gun
Club, won the state championship and high average. Mr. Dickey raised a shootin' family. Bob, Jim, and Rex are with Remington Arms and Ted is a
retired Army major.
