You can get Eezox in the can. Look on Amazon.

This is all I use. Great stuff.

Kevin, I have a can that came in an H&H cased 450-400 Royal. The whole case wreaked of it. I do know it makes very good bug repellent.

Kevin - I can't stand the smell of Ballistol either. I have been using G96 for years -tastes great and less filling. Billy

Kevin,
I did see that screwed, blued and tattoed Trojan and it was hideous. The seller was real proud of it and I bet he took that home with him.:banghead:

I had a great time at the gun show stop by to talk with Kevin & Bill got to see old friends I have't seen in years found a seagull decoy for my collection.:) J.J.

Hmmm. Been a long time since I've seen a good recipe for sea gull.

Tastes like owl, properly prepared.

Pluck and draw the seagull as you would any other fowl of the air. Make a succulent stuffing of rye bread crumbs mixed with rosemary, dried cranberries, pepper, 1/2 cup of cognac, 1/2 tsp of sea salt, 1 tsp of ground black pepper, and 1/4 cup of EVOO. Mix ingredients thoroughly.
Take one freshly washed red brick (Brian Dudley may still have some left from the Parker fire rubble in Meriden) and place it evenly inside the cavity in the gull. Surround the brick with the stuffing previously prepared and loosely stitch up the opening with old decoy anchor line.
Pre-heat oven to 350 for ten minutes, then place the gull on a rack over a pan to catch the drippings. Cooking time should be approximately 2 hours, 45 minutes (depending on the species of gull) basting every fifteen minutes during the last hour of cooking.
Finally, remove gull from oven and let it rest for fifteen minutes.

Open gull and remove the brick.

Discard the gull and eat the brick.... it will be a whole lot better than that sea gull!!





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Sorry I missed the $250 Grade and the high condition Trojan, but I did get to inspect the unfired condition Fox AE 20. The owner is a friend and shooting companion and I will pay his reasonable price, someday. He helped me with the purchase of an outstanding 20 gauge Sterlingworth a bit more than a year ago. My depleted physical condition may mean that Kevin will have a new partner next year. I just can't do three days any more. However, I have enjoyed almost 50 years of this show and will continue to attend.

Bill, is it sitting with Kevin for three days, or those wonderful folding chairs? They don't give us enough room to bring my leather wing chair. It's a good thing they put that rubber mat down, because it makes walking the show more tolerable.