Shooting the negleted

[Chris Robenalt]

Gave our Parkers a day off and shot the neglected today. I shot my Flues 1 1/2 grades, a 28 and finished with a 12E. Dale would start with his classic Remington 1148 28, then gave it hell with his Sauer & Sohn 12. Just a great morning!

[Garry L Gordon]

You guys are having way too much fun...good for you!!

[charlie cleveland]

nice looking bunch of guns that 28 ga really stands out...nice pile of birds....charlie

[CraigThompson]

So how many of those tastey devils do you think you have in the freezer ?

[Chris Robenalt]

About 80 in the freezer. I've been living on them, can't get enough, mmm good!
Thanks Charlie, it was fun shooting the 28s, it's been awhile, forgot how much fun they were.

[Mark Garrett]

You guys are having way too much fun...good for you!!

That was my thoughts exactly .

[CraigThompson]

About 80 in the freezer. I've been living on them, can't get enough, mmm good!
Thanks Charlie, it was fun shooting the 28s, it's been awhile, forgot how much fun they were.

Have you tried some sort of teriyaki marinade on them yet ?

[Chris Robenalt]

I have not used a teriyaki yet. I roll the meat in seasoned flour, brown in oil, then add water and simmer. Remove when cooked, make gravy from the drippings. Top brown rice with meat and gravy, add a vegetable.

[Mike Franzen]

Good shooting. I have the same Remington 11-48 28 gauge. Family gun. Great gun.

[Mark Ray]

Mike, i have my uncle’s 11-48/ 28 with factory cutts. Also have his 11-48 410, also,with a factory cutts. Interesting, remington reversed the cutts n the 410,s, so they would create enough recoil to run that spring loaded action!!,