Dean:
It was two deputies that Edgar arrived with, neither of whom I had seen before. There was Alan, who with admirable aplomb, when considering the vintage gun milieu, shot the stack-barrel. And, there was Keith, who came with two PH 12s for us to examine and learn about, one of which he shot the course with.

It was super that so many in your family could join in and do so well breaking targets.

Overall, it was a smaller group for such events but definitely another enjoyable get-together.

I'm allowed off the funny farm, but only when accompanied by two orderlies.
Nice to see them not in all white. I'm not trusted with live ammo yet, hence my score.

Edgar, the truth of the matter is you need adult supervision. Lol

Thanks fellas for such an entertaining thread!

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This may be true, however I try not to associate with many. In fact, I really only know a few who I consider reliable. Do you know any?

A few trusted ones. My setter falls in a separate category.

Sorry I missed the shoot. Thanks for organizing and doing this.
I love Addieville.
Next year!!

Shooting that course is humbling

The wind gusts didn't make it any easier...

George - You were missed.





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Maybe we can have a summertime shoot?

Maybe.....





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George, a summertime sporting clays shoot would be fun. And we hopefully would only have to contend with the challenging clays and not this miserable weather we have been experiencing here in the East.