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Kevin McCormack
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 Posted: Fri Apr 11th, 2008 01:40 pm

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Bob's shooting jacket went for $400, I believe.   KBM

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Andy Devine's 20g Parker DHE is up for sale now out there on the 'net.

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 Posted: Fri Apr 11th, 2008 06:23 pm

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Don Kaas wrote: Andy Devine's 20g Parker DHE is up for sale now out there on the 'net.
Don ... It's probably way beyond my reach financially, but just for the sake of curiosity, what website is it on ?

Jim Kucaba ... AriZOOna Cactus Patch ... Email: JimKucaba@aol.com

 

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 Posted: Fri Apr 11th, 2008 06:44 pm

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John Allen has it. Gamefair in Nashville, TN...$11.9K

"I wish I had a pencil thin mustache, the Boston Blackie kind

 A two tone Ricky Ricardo jacket and,

 an autographed picture of Andy Devine..."

-J. Buffett

 

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Hey Wild Bill, wait for me!  The golden days of TV.



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Plunk your magic plunker Froggie!! BOIOIOIOING. . . Hi-ya kids, Hi-ya, Hi-ya, Hi-ya. . .

 

. . . am I showing my age ? :shock:

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That Andy Devine is not the one I remember.  Add a few pounds, please.  Dean, you are right about Shaughnessy's credentials.  He started as a junior, as Stack did, but continued on to many more wins in his skeet career than Stack did.  Dick never won a World Championship with a Parker or Remington, but Stack did win a World Championship with a Remington.  Dick won his World Championship with a 16 gauge Model 21, the only time in history that an All Bore World Championship has been won with a 16 gauge.  I have Dick's 1937 Massachusetts State Championship trophy for the 2 1/2" .410 as well as a few other of his trophies.  This .410 win was quite the feat since he was still a junior at the time.  By the way, two of our members are wearing Bob Stack's shooting jackets occasionally, at least until our weight prevents it.   

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How 'bout this one Bill? I think this showed up here or on the doublegunshop.com site a month or so ago.

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Dean you must certainly be an old timer.  But you forgot to mention Midnight the Cat and Squeeky the Mouse.  I actually had a rubber Froggie sold commercially and wish I still had it.  I do still have my Nichol's Stallion .45 with both the white and black grips depending on your mood!  Round caps are hard to find these days.

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Plunk your magic plunker Froggie!! BOIOIOIOING. . . Hi-ya kids, Hi-ya, Hi-ya, Hi-ya. . .

Dean, I think it was a magic TWANGER, not a plunker...

 

And, yes you are.

 

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Tom, you're absolutely right! There goes my memory (the second thing to go).

I was afraid of that :?

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A few of Dick and some old time skeet pics.

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I wish this one was clearer. It is the Model 21 sixteen gauge Bill mentions.

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I must get me a better camera

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Black and white mood grips and magic twangers.....somebody please pass me the Scotch.:?

And who is/was Andy Devine anyway???  Other than the guy in the Buffett rif.

I'm barely hold'en on man.:)

Help...

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Guys, my memory's getting squirrely here.  Andy Devine was Roy's and Dale's sidekick, right?  Whose was Clarence "Frog" Henry? Gene Autry?  Pancho was the Cisco Kid's.  Sergeant Preston had only King and Rex the horse. Any more I'm forgetting?  Did Hopalong Cassidy have one?

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Pat Brady (drive of "Nellybelle"0 and Gabby Hayes were Roy Rogers "sidekicks". Hayes was also William Boyd's (Hopalong C.) movie sidekick in the Republic Studio's pictures.


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