Big Friend Ten and Mallards
 

I was expecting Canada Geese but a pair of Mallards dropped in to visit my trusty Chesador "Radar", me, and my Big Friend Ten. It's a DH made in 1891 and still doing it's job at 50 yards thanks to #4 Nice Shot. I can now apply for the Parker Doubles pin...

Mark

Great pictures mark. I vote for no. 1 & no. 4

big friend
 

Mark, what frame size is that nice DH 10? T.

NICE :bowdown: i do to love my 10 too!!!!!

The dog looks like it does not like having the gun pointed at him or is warning the ducks to lie quietly! :rotf:

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Hi Tom,

My BFT is a size 3 frame. It broke a lot of clay targets during the summer.

Mark

richard,

Can't you see! My dog shot the ducks!

Mark

50 yards?:bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

Jay,

My laser range find listed 55 yards to a decoy near where I shot the ducks.

I dropped 5 geese in early season at or near the very same spot my spread. Oh, and for those geese I used an LC Smith 12 gauge with 1 & 1/8oz #2 Nice Shot. I shot the ducks with 1 & 3/8oz Nice Shot #4 with my 10 ga. In hindsight I should have used #2's.

I like Nice Shot and love my Big Friend Ten (or BFT for short).

PS: Please don't hate me but I have a decoy spread in my pond which is 20 yards from my front porch.

Mark

Mark handles the big 10 ga. guns quite nimbly. I shot with him at Hausman's when he shot "low gun" on Ernie's "hunter's clays" course which simulates ruffed grouse targets - in fact, the flushes and flight paths of the clays were more like those of ruffed grouse than anything else I have experienced. Hausman's is my very favorite course. Mark scored very well on that course with that gun.