Southern shoot pics
 

A few random pics from the Southern SXS shoot. Feel free to add more if you can.:)

Afew more.

Two more.

That last picture, a Grade 4 Bernard barreled hammer gun is wonderful. Who might be the proud custodian?

Dean, I didn't note any ownership at the display. Perhaps someone else will see this and know.It was on this display rack along with a 6 frame and a long legged 16 gauge.:cool:

those are sure some of the longest barrels ive seen....looks like the one fellow might be totin and 8 ga.. thanks to all who attended and thanks for the picture to us fellows who couldnt make it....as they say maybe some day... charlie

Charlie, Actually that big fellow (his size makes the gun look smaller) was totin a 4ga, weight 18lbs. :shock::cool:

My goodness. 18lbs! The display there of all those Parkers is quite amazing just from the seeing pictures. What it must be like in person I can only imagine what you would see in the Parker and LC Smith tent. I guess I just convinced myself I should go next year. Great job team Parker and good luck on the hammer gun event today!

I was told yesterday that, besides the hundreds (thousands?) of guns for sale in all the big tents, there were over 100 Parkers for sale :shock:

Maybe it's a good thing I didn't go after all :cool:

Dean, talk to COB (Rich Anderson) he again (every Southern) came home with two more guns...... I don't think he can sell enough blood so I think he will have to hit his gun safe to see what he can sell.:corn:

That BIG FELLA with the 18# 4-bore E.M. Reilly is Bill McPhail. I had my 4-bore Reilly there as well.

Best Regards, George

Danny and I had a fantastic time,saw a lot of old friends and burned a bunch of powder.Everyone who worked so hard to put on this great event should give themselves one big pat on the back. This was by far the most fun we ever had at a shooting event! The PGCA/LCSCA tent was a huge hit and the location was perfect. Thank you all for the memory of a lifetime.....:bowdown

1) Daryl Middlebrooks display of "Long Barreled Parkers"

2)Eric Eis, COB,Allan Swanson and John Davis

3)Daryl Middlebrook and RST's "Ambassador of Good Will" Morris Baker

A Few More. The first 2 are what a pickup truck should look like....

1)Jeff Kuss,Southern SxS Championship Chairmen Old and New Mark Conrad and Carl Brandt,Between them is Mr. Bill Mullins and Mr. Jimmy Hall and I believe that is Stephen Cobb on the extreme right.

2)The Challenge Cup back home where it should be .......On the PGCA table....

lookin good.... charlie

Dean that Bernard C grade hammer gun is/was for sale @ $6500. Nice condition, good deminsions. I just can't think of the owners name...but I can find out for you if you wish.

Wow Rich, it took you a long time to get home. I guess that happens when you need to stop in all those small towns along the way to buy home-baked cookies. :nono:

Dean,
We all missed the cookies but the venison jerky was a big hit this year.:)

I hope "you know who" didn't run off with a couple of bags of it. :whistle:

Jent, what is the significance of the Franklin and the wall thickness gauge??

Mr. R,

Not significant. Its just a Dave Fjelline thing.
He made about a dozen wall thickness gauges and was selling them for $100 each. He had just sold that one to Carl just before the picture was taken.
Just having fun.

Thanks John - I thought you all were measuring the thickness of currency to see it that too is being made cheaper :shock:

More Southern Pics
 

Just some random shots from Sanford.