Guyette and Deeter
 

Is anyone planning to go down, over, up to the auction? I have an event in Virginia Friday through Sunday but am considering driving over Tuesday, going to the preview Wednesday and leaving late afternoon Thursday. Maybe we could put together a shoot for Wednesday morning.
Dan

They'll have to thaw out the trap machines.





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Consider shooting at Pintail Point Wednesday morning and coming over for our preview. The office is open all day with the cocktail hour starting around 4pm.

I really like Pintail Point. Last time I was there was about 10-12 years ago.





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I’ve done Pintail Point I think five times in the last few years and enjoyed it . There’s also Schraders and Hopkins but they’re more oughtta the way .

Thinking about it. Depends on my health.

Josh,
I am planning on coming up on Wednesday. Where is the viewing on that day?
Thanks,
Buddy

At the G&D office/studio .

Has anyone received their G&D catalog as of 2-10?

I received mine yesterday in Ohio. Another beautiful catalog.

Received in Charlotte, NC yesterday.

Mine also arrived yesterday.

The catalogue itself is a treasure.

Received mine yesterday in North Missouri, the land the USPS forgot(!)

Well, sir, we'll do without molasses. Anything from Missouri has a taint about it."

BEST. WESTERN. EVER.

:rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf:

Now that I think of it, this is the same thing Elaine says about me. I keep reminding her that I’m originally from Virginia.

Got my catalog Feb.12, Thursday. Thanks, Josh. Maybe I can use it this year. I'll see you or Wes in a few days. Murphy

What was the movie? Was it The Outlaw Josey Wales?

I seem to remember some mention of Missouri in it.

Yes Sir. One of my all time favorites.

Clint Eastwood continues to be a genius.

BEST SCENE EVER: "Is that you, Pa?...I got the gold right here, Pa..."

https://youtu.be/LV7eoIUpWLc?si=vrT7AhzDt0hV2ICn

https://youtu.be/zLRlY46ttfE?si=i1IfTUxrry8MFzi8

Those not from here just don’t have a clue . But really wherever you originally called home nothing ever matches it in some ways .

He isn’t bad but in my eye he pales in comparison to “The Duke” :whistle: And Jimmy Stewart and Randolph Scott (another Virginian born and raised in the county I also was born and raised).

Eastwood is in front and behind the camera as director.
I think that’s what sets him apart.

Let's not forget Dirty Harry and what he did for M29 sales. I became really close with my local gun store owner and had one within a week of seeing the movie. As far as great westerns, all Clint's spaghetti westerns were classic but Unforgiven was in a class all by itself. That and Open Range were two of the best IMHO.

Don’t forget “Get off my lawn!”

I couldn't tell you of any bad Eastwood films.

I was always partial to “right hand turn Clyde” :rotf:

Go figure. That was a pretty good flick.

Thumbing through my new catalog (it was stuffed gently into my mailbox along with 12 days of mail) this afternoon. I see that a lot of the high end Parkers are familiar to some of us, having seen and possibly handled several of them in the last 10-15 years… I guess you have to have been in this “Parker thing” a good many years for this to happen…
But it’s good to see them again and appreciate their beauty more fully through the amazing photography of Guyette & Deeter. We owe the staff at G&D a huge thank-you for showcasing these fine guns like they do. Thanks All !!





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