More pics.

[Brian Stucker]

Here are some additional pictures of the Winters and Dunnigan ranches we enjoy.

My wife caught a nice bass in the lake but
says I rarely smile waiting for duck season, this is anxiety hiding behind a smile (at a sidewalk cafe')

RST 6's at 30 yrds. full choke. Got all'a that one!

The home ranch lawn is a great place to cook ducks for our friends in the summer. Some are creeped out about killing ducks.....until they eat it.

My accountant's son had a great first time duck hunting.

I was almost sleeping with my new (to me) Parker when it arrived. I was allowed to cook while holding it. Brian

[william faulk]

I like your dog also....

[Destry L. Hoffard]

Brian you were awful hard on that poor duck with those RST shells. I've used their non-toxic 10 gauge loads on ducks with good effect.

Destry

[Brian Stucker]

Tried to take some pictures of my gun today. Boy, I had no idea how difficult it is to make a nice photographic presentation. The members who regularly post pictures do an incredible job of setting up the shots...I am humbled and I am impressed.

I will be experimenting with backgrounds and lighting to make better shots in the future.

The stock is oiled finished (Tru Oil) and is a bit slick for my taste (simply followed the instructions on the bottle). Prefer a duller type oiled look, but still offering water protection.

The gun is a two frame BHE with remnants of swivels on the underside of the bbls. and a small plug in the bottom if the stock. The leather pad is nice and at 13 3/4 pull, does a good job for me with all of my duck gear on. The 30 in. full and full (with a 0 cast 1 1/2x 2 5/8 stock) comes up and lands just right. Swings smoothly.

[Chuck Bishop]

Beautiful gun and there is nothing wrong with your stock finishing abilities.

[Kurt Densmore]

Fantastic pictures Brian. Keep them coming.

Kurt