Dean, you are correct, Steve's AAHE 28 ga is one of the Remington/CSMC guns. And he was shooting lights out with it.

Don
That 16 gauge hammer gun does that effect on most people even the OU guys at the skeet range. The ones that never shoot SS.
But it pales in comparison to that A grade presentation gun you brought for show and tell. Truly an amazing gun!

Russ / Cathy thank you for the photos as I never remember to take any while shooting.

Bob

It never ceases to amaze me how sensationally smashed up those targets can be with only 3/4-ounces of lead shot, as we saw Steve do yesterday with that 28-gauge Remington/CSME AAHE Parker.

A few additional pics from Peace Dale on Sunday. Thanks for organizing, Jay.

It was a pleasure to meet and shoot with each of you. Looking forward to the next time.

One of these days I’ll figure out how to edit/rotate pictures.

Corey, step 1. before you post pics here is you must edit the pic in some way. me, I just crop a tiny edge off the picture.





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Is that Edgar smoking a pipe?? Does Julie know?





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I had go back to reality yesterday and today with work and didn't have a chance to see these great pictures. It was soooo nice to talk Parkers non-stop for half a day. I did stray a bit and brought a Greener 16ga with 24" barrels that I believe was owned by Gene Hill. I didn't shoot with the group, but forgot my vest and shot a round with when I went back later in the afternoon.

It was also nice to meet some members from the forum. Corey's Damascus AAHE is a work of art. I like Larry's AAHE as well, which has a gorgeous English stock.

Next year I am going to a better job getting everyone together at the end. I am going to plan on a big cookout where we call all enjoy some great food, time together, talk about how well we shot and do some show and tell.

Can't wait to do it again!
Jay

Lets see some pictures of the gene hill woodcock gun@!

I probably should start a new thread and I will if everyone is interested. Here are some pics from a preserve hunt I did in February, which was the first time I shot the gun: