[SamColtFan]

Bob.....

I'd keep it the same. If you don't, every year you'd start over re-marketing a new logo. I'd pick the logo with the most impact and let it develop a following and logo awareness over the coming years.

Imagine changing your circular DW logo every year. Not a good idea in my opinion for brand recognition.

Regards,
Sam

 

[Iggy]

Keep it the same

Less is more...

Quality FIT and FINISH is art work in firearms, the rest is just lipstick and rouge

 

[Noklue3]

I'd keep the same also. Keep changing and you lose your brand identity.

Art

 

[belisarius]

I have to vote for keeping it the same too. Cause then I'd have to buy new pistols every year to have the complete collection of artwork. And that's just too much of a burden on my wife.

 

[Hunterjbb]

I aggree with

Iggy and Sam.. leave it. Besides take the extra money your saving on not having to change your logo and put it into developement and Quality control.

Jeff.

 

[AZ Husker]

I've always thought a gun's birth year would be a nice touch!

 

[Ktulu]

I say keep it the same every year, but that doesn't preclude small refinements.

 

[rbert0005]

I think you have to keep it the same. It has worked for Colt pretty well.

Bob

 

[dbknj]

Keep it the same Bob.......

Like some of the other guys said, recognition plays a big part in sales and loyalty. If you do decide to change it, find something unique, then leave it so it sets in peoples minds. Just my 2 cents....Keep up the great work and say Hi to Phil for us!!

 

[scratchy wilson]

Stick with one logo-the one approved by us, of course

 

[Blackthorne45]

Whut everbody else said.

 

[safestop]

logo

Bob,
I say keep it the same.
go with what works, save the bucks for fit and finsih.
regards,
Fuzzy