J.C. Green BHE
 

There is a great photo of J.C. Green with his BHE Skeet gun on E Bay # 390661509335
Check out the "Extra" Pair of eyes on his glasses LOL! I bet this guy was a Doozy!

Looks like the gun is listed on Guns International.

Incidently Galazan either sold the two gun 4 barrel Green set , they were taken back by the owner or they just removed them from Guns International !

I imagine that Remington paid Cliff Green's entry fee to the Great Eastern that year. I am guessing that this is the same Cliff Green that was hunting with Nash Buckingham the day Nash lost Bo Whoop. I wonder what Cliff Green used for a duck gun? He was quite a waterfowler.

The gun is listed on GI as of this morning. GI#: 100376277

The last time I heard these guns were for sale the price was 350,000, I believe Hershel had them at one time, wonder what the price is now? Gary

I had saved the original Galazan listing on GI on my laptop and when I viewed it yesterday it said sold .

Perhaps they killed it and relisted it .

I just want the little one. I wonder if I can hook up with someone who would like to have the big one? I have an ad in my files where Herschel was asking 250 large for them. I wonder who bought them or who has ever owned them. Obviously no one who ever gave a darn about sharing them with anyone down here in the trenches.

Heck I just want the glasses with the extra set of eyes on them! LOL! Bill did you ever research Mr. Greens averages? I wonder how he shot that thing?
I have all the Skeet reviews from No.1 to about 1966, and If you have not I may make it a winter project.
Scott

I have the average books for when Cliff was shooting. I think I discussed his averages on here a while back. They are a bit easier to access than the Skeet Shooting Reviews. I do not have anywhere near a full set of Skeet Shooting Reviews. He had some good days, but normally shot average scores. I have a postcard that he sent or was sent from the Nationals in Texas in 1949. One of the squad ran the 12 gauge event if I remember correctly. I will dig this stuff out and clarify my poor memory. He shot with the Sudlersville, MD Gun Club squad when they attended big shoots. That squad was a very high average group that included Joe George, Doctor Metcalf and a couple of other hotshots who continued to shoot and win in postwar years, some into the sixties. I wonder if the Sudlersville squad ever made the cover of SSR? I thought mine was the only Parker .410 Skeet Gun to make the cover. Maybe Cliff Green's .410 made it too. Keep us informed.