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At least one of the boys was shooting a Browning BSS 20 and from what I understand Morris from RST donated the ammo for the kids.
To me the courses seemed reversed as the smallbore was better suited for a largebore and vice versa. I shot the largebore course with a 20 and did OK but shot the main event with a 12 and 3/4oz loads. Those 6 birds on station 2 coming off the hill just killed me. I broke 5/6 with a 28 the day before and only managed a 1/6 with the 12 the next day. Go figure.
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Station 2 killed me too - I've never shot well on dropping birds like that. I was pretty tickled with myself at the pond station with those two L to R screamers - I broke the first bird, missed the second but smashed all the others including the true pair. But the rest of my shooting doesn't warrant discussion. ![]() .
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