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

[BRDHNTR]

I think it died of fright when it saw your Trojan

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by allen newell

I think it died of fright when it saw your Trojan

Actually, Dave's Trojan is nearly identical to Jamie's 16 ga. Trojan that he shot at Addieville on Sunday. We beleive they both were restored by the same person, they are that close. They are about the best Trojan restorations that we have seen.

[Researcher]

An very heavy old PH-Grade twist barrel Parker Bros. in 1932 --

[BRDHNTR]

Way back when. Harold Hemming on the left with his Fox Sterlingworth and my Grandad on the right with his Parker 16 VH. Grandad's setters Ponto and Spike in Hooksett New Hampshire, on the farm.

[ed good]

uncle red's go to gun:

[Dean Romig]

Great picture Dave! An American Water Spaniel and a live working decoy.

I had an American Water Spaniel when I was a boy - his name was George - great memories!

[Double Lab]

Boy, no wonder they put in bag limits. I sometimes don't see that many ducks in a week let alone using a live decoy. They were the days. By the way OP, that's Mr. Smart A** to you. Was that the first bird you killed with your Trojan the day you got it? Dave, thanks for the picture.

[Hammer Gun]

This was probably a duck gun, heavy wall thickness and 32" 10g a

[C.O.B.]

Daryl O.P. didn't shoot that Woodcock. They (he and Dean AKA Grampy) drive around at night during the flight and hit them with the car

[Double Lab]

Ouch!