Photo #1; New guys Harold and Mike getting an education from Parker Master Bill.

Photo #2; A few of the Parkers on display!

Photo #3; Virginia Vintager, LC Smith affectionado, and event host Jent Mitchell.

Photo #4; PGCA Research Committee Chairman Chuck Bishop.

Rich Anderson trying to figure out how to buy legendary Parker Brothers' salesman and Knight of the Trigger, Author DuBray's WC Scott pigeon gun. The top rib is inscribed "Custom Made for Author DuBray"!

And the grand finale; Jonathan Engle's great grandfather's Parker B Grade 8 gauge!

I recommend that you click on these photos so that they will open to a larger size to reveal the details of the engraving.

I couldn't be there for the awards. Are results posted anywhere?

That's going to be a tough one. Prospect Hall's website posts scores of their public shoots on their website, but I don't know how quickly that will be done. Hopefully, Chuck will find time to post the scores on the wvgunshow.com website, the site for the shoot.

Guys
I am working on the list of winners and will post everything here. All checks will mail this week. Thanks for the patience

This was a great time and for a first year shoot, & it was done very, very well. The Sporting Clays course was wonderfull with some tricky shots and some simo's (this is Hillbilly lingo for True Pair, I think they have a problem down south with compound words:rotf:) that were a challenge esp with the 28ga. The Hunters Clays course was a fun thing to shoot and my only regret is I only shot it once:banghead:

For those of you who passed on this because it was a first time shoot, to close behind the Southern or to close to Hausmanns missed a great time both on the course and off.

Chuck, John and the staff of Prospect Hall:bowdown::bowdown:

I did miss out on seeing that VHE 410...how did that happen???