Let's see some old 'Working Man's Doubles' of long ago

[C.O.B.]

Maybe they used small bore clubs.....the Harp seals of the uplands.

[chris dawe]

Originally Posted by Rich Anderson

Maybe they used small bore clubs.....the Harp seals of the uplands.

Hey ,I'm from Newfoundland Remember-I may resemble that remark

[charlie cleveland]

now that fellow had a good day hunting but bet he s outa shells....i like these old pictures thanks.... charlie

[Mills]

Originally Posted by Pete Lester

The old clunkers working men shot can be found below

http://www.lcsmith.org/

http://www.foxcollectors.com/ah_fox/content/

That is funny.

Where is the link to the Camo Benelli Collectors' Association?

[Dean Romig]

Charlie Cleveland's own 'Working Man's Guns'




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[charlie cleveland]

the first gun dean posted was the 8 ga lifter..this is the gun thats been on the hunt so long after a deer of some kind..shes hunted rainy days and sunny days...the shell on the rite is a load of 00 buck loaded by TOM ARMBRUST..shell on the right is the pumpkin ball load a charlie special...or a deers worst nitemare if they ever meet.ha 2 nd gun shown is the russ jackson gh grade parker.now a fine working mans squirl gun... its a 20 ga... keep these working gun s a comeing.... charlie

[KCordell]

here are a few... LC, Remington 94, Ithaca, Lefever H

[Ed Kettner]

heres a 9x57.

[BRDHNTR]

Must be some great stories behind these old guns

[Dean Romig]

Steve, that 9X57 double rifle sure doesn't look like a "working man's gun" but rather a gun of a man with the wherewithal to travel to other continents to hunt large and dangerous game.

The engraving is amazing! Can we see the wood please?