Greeners were the most used guns at the traps prior to 1896 when Smiths took over. See
http://docs.google.com/View?id=dfg2hmx7_311kp75d7hd
Parkers were #1 at the
1898
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3102016.pdf
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3102018.pdf
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3102019.pdf
Guns: Parker 56, Smith 42, Greener 20, Francotte 17, Remington 11, Cashmore 9, Lefever 8, Scott 8, Dalv 6, Winchester 5, Colt 4, Purdey 2, Richards 2, Churchill, Baker, Hollenbeck, Forehand and Staunard 1 each.
and
1899 Grand American Handicap at Live Birds
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3305013.pdf
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3305014.pdf
http://www.la84foundation.org/Sports.../SL3305016.pdf
Guns: Parker 78, Smith 56, Greener 31, Francotte 24, Winchester 12, Remington 11, Cashmore 10, Lefever 6, Purdey 5, Scott 6, Colt 4, Daly 3. Stannard 3, Boss 2, Richards 2, Baker 2, Forehand, Syracuse, Clabrough, Renette, Abbey, Spencer, Webley 1 each.
Smith: C.M. Grimm (2nd in a shoot off), Charles Young, W.B. Leffingwell, Fred Gilbert, F.P. Stannard, J.J. Sumpter, J.S. Fanning, Fred Quimby, J.J. Hallowell, “Wanda” and Milt Lindsley, Wanda Shattuck, Fen Cooper
Parker: Neaf Apgar, John Parker, Wilbur F. Parker, A.W. duBray, H.D. Kirkover, H.E. Buckwalter, L.W. Stoddard, Harold Money, C.W. Budd, J.D. Gay, George Loomis, O.R. Dickey, Ed Bingham, R. Merrill
Winchester Repeater: J.A.R. & Dave Elliott, Ed Banks
Cashmore: T.A. Marshall (who repeated his 1897 win over 5 others in a shoot off) & Dr. W.F. Carver
Francotte: Fred Coleman, Paul North, J., C., & O. Von Lengerke
Remington Hammerless Double: R.O. Heikes, Col. A.G. Courtney, Frank Parmelee, B. Le Roy, E.D. Fulford, George Roll
Greener: Capt. A.W. Money
Baker: W.R. Crosby