History Buff, I would like to correspond with you about Annie Oakley. I will send pictures of her 1902 Grand American at Live Birds gun if we can...
Show any of these organizations that you own at least 1000 acres of undeveloped land and you are probably in a good starting position.
Where do trapshooters get these guys?
History Buff, you're writing the book. How about we share information? I have a bunch.
While researching the shotgun that Annie shot in the last Grand American at Live Birds in 1902, I purchased letters on all Parker shotguns that Frank...
The trap in the second picture in Trap3s collection is identical to the many traps I once owned from the Hegins PA ranges. I sold them a few years...
Mrs. S.S. Johnston and "Winona" were the shooters who shot 1 1/4 ounce shells in History Buff's post. Annie, as usual was shooting 1 1/8 ounce loads.
gone7tee must be looking at a different picture. The pictured gun is not a single trigger gun, it is a double trigger or twin single. It is also...
Taking into account the $400.00 added money in the 25 bird event, the birds cost somewhat less than $1.00 apiece. In 1958 or 1960, in PA., practice...
Yes, I know the Miller trigger guys. They are a last resort because I don't want to ship this gun. Thanks.
Sorry, I won't be buying any K-80 when I only have $2175 in my two K-32s. After 45 years with the K-32s, problem free, I have no desire for a K-80....
Phillips head screws do not belong on a shotgun. Unplated, slotted flat head screws hit with cold blue will look much better.
34 and 37 are real low numbers, but almost consecutive.
Wud it look like before?
Mike, per our email conversation, I will take the Beretta 20 gauge tubes with chokes for our agreed on price. Please reply to my email with your...
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