Getting rid of the "Shack Nasties"
 

What's a better way to get rid of the Shack Nasties then to get together with a bunch of PGCA members from CT and Mass at Addieville East Farm and break some clays.Weather was mid 40's with increasing wind. I doesn't get much better for January in New England. My thanks to George Purtill for putting this together and for the wonderful steak lunch....:bowdown:
1) Station 1

2)1884 hammergun keeping a AA grade company

3)Larry on the left with George shooting

4)Dean, George,Jamie,Larry and Allen Newell

5)This cart is just a disaster. I don't know why this always seems to happen to Larry's cart. Maybe it's because I didn't bring mine....

Looks like you boys had a great time.
Thanks for sharing the pics.

We had a great show and tell session. We had better iron outside Robin Hollow than they had inside.
Many thanks to Allen for that wonderful liquid sunshine and brownies.
And potato salad.
And to Mrs. Eggar for the carrot cake.

The brunt of Ol Man Winter is headed your way O.P. I shot in a 30mph wind and the mercury was 15 degrees.:eek:

I am so glad I thought to put air in the tires before we went today. Three or four guns and about six hundred rounds of ammo can really be a load. It was a really fun day and great to finally meet and shoot with Allan Newell.

A few more pictures of the day.

1. Larry Frey pretending he is Rich Anderson.

2. Allen Newell smashing a wind-tossed outgoer.

3. Larry Frey still working on his Anderson impression.

4. George Purtill, Edgar Spencer, and Jamie (my brother-in-law).

5. Larry, Jamie, Dave's backside, Allen Newell enjoying New York Strip Sirloins at their finest.

Oh yeah, and "Cookie" Purtill who was our grillmaster.




That's Robin Hollow Outfitters in the background and boy did we see some Parker eye candy in there today!!

Like a 28 ga. CHE straight grip in very high condition among others.

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Dean for a minute there I thought that was Anderson....:rotf:

Hey Gents,
That loose forearm on my VH bothered me yesterday. Should I ship it back to Lawrence for repair or would you suggest someone closer to home who could tighten this up. I don't want to mess with it.