Dave Suponski

[Pete Lester]

Dave I couldn't find your e-mail address and I wanted to let you know I finally caught up with the guy who has the Major Waldron Sportsmans Association t-shirts. I'll bring it to Addieville with me. They only come in one color, green. He didn't have the size you asked for but there was one XXXL so I grabbed it. Scott said it might be a little snug on you but I noticed the tag said it was a 50/50 blend so it won't shrink much. You should still be able to wear it after it's washed. :bigbye:

[Dave Suponski]

Gee Thanks Pete......I think......:rolleyes: Oh by the way.. ctdoubles@aol.com

[Pete Lester]

Your welcome Dave, you should know by now Scott and I work as a team. Sarcasm is standard equipment and abuse is no additional charge. :)

[Dave Suponski]

So what your saying is that it took Scott and You to shoot that 25 straight on wobble skeet yesterday?......:rolleyes: No shortage of scarcasm here either buddy!

[Pete Lester]

No but Scott had a 25 in "regular" skeet last night and I shot a 25 in trap with my NH 10 last Wed. You had any straights recently other than dropping that box of targets when you were helping to load the skeet house up here? :rotf:

[scott kittredge]

So what your saying is that it took Scott and You to shoot that 25 straight on wobble skeet yesterday?......:rolleyes: No shortage of scarcasm here either buddy!

no no, it is hard for me alone to shoot a 25 never mind shooting with an anchor too :rotf:

[Dave Suponski]

Actually Pete,I ran a 25 straight last Sunday....except I was shootin my 682 skeet gun...:duck:A 25 straight with a 10...impressive.....2 1/2oz. of 9's?

Don,t worry Scott...I know what ya mean.....:biglaugh:

[Rich Anderson]

Dave has had many a 25 straight shots.....when he was drinking:rotf:

And if his reloads all go off thats a straight also:rolleyes:

[Richard Flanders]

I know about that Richard! Last year I went to Anchorage to do an RGS target shoot with Trigg. I took a bunch of 28ga STS reloads that I pushed the envelope on as to how many times they could be reloaded. The case mouths on these things were mush. I'd say that about 20% of them went "poof" and I could see the shot string as it went out and ways and never made it as far as the clay. I shoulda had Trigg out there with a ball glove to catch and salvage the shot. I had to check the bore with each shot and they looked like BPowder bores. It was an experiment which taught me something for sure. Glad I didn't try to use them in the official shoot!