Bob Weeman with his NID 4E vent. Full chokes busting clays into a black misty vapor...

Dean on the ready with his sweet 16 hammer gun he just got back from Brad Bachelder.

Scotty looking like he needs a shot of Red Bull to wake up.....

Second pic.... oh Oh Shazam!!

Third pic and last pic.... Lost bird...:crying:

Scott, at least your feet were in bounds though....

Oh Sheyah

Difficult to show with still photos.... Allan doing his wrist crank pre warmup drill before calling for the bird....

Pete just steps right up and gets it done....

Days over... time for food!

That's all I have. Great time everyone and see you all soon.

Great pics, thanks Frank. I'd have a tough time with rule #9.:whistle:

Is that Bill eating pizza with a knife and fork? Must be a New England thing. LOL.

15 hours, door-to-door, but worth every moment!
 

L-R: Scott, Erick, Frank (hidden behind), Dean, Pete, Bob, Bill, and our intrepid host, Brad.

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It should be noted that Mrs. Varney is a colorful personality in her own right and they were both very gracious to set aside their Sunday antiquing plans and receive eight slightly skeptical shooters instead. Who'd have thought that one man could throw 400+ targets from ten stations, including mostly report pairs, with manual traps, all in less than two hours. I swear his left arm was twice the size of his right!

http://www.varneysclaysports.com

I thought Frank's gun was one of those rare, long-action Trojans... :corn:

My total mileage traveled today was over 440 but Scott provided 220 of those, thanks!