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Additionally, they were called "blinders.”
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12-10-2021, 08:31 AM
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Good idea Russ! It would be really interesting to know who’s Skeet gun was the first to be stamped Skeet Out and Skeet In.
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12-10-2021, 09:55 AM
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My Parker DHE 28 ga. Skeet(marked skeet in and skeet out on barrel flats) is SN- 238134. Its probably in and around the middle of the Remington production of Parker skeet guns.
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12-10-2021, 02:30 PM
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Listed today. Re-finished me thinks. No picture of the barrel flats, but may be an example of a non-straight grip skeet gun.
https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...n_id=101802306
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12-10-2021, 08:19 PM
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I truely love shooting this game , wish I still had the drive to shoot a 400-500 target event every weekend for three to four months non stop as I used to do . A friend at the shop got his new K-80 32” skeet gun in yesterday and it’ll be off to Briley for insert tubes next week . He’s five or six years older than me , but he’s decided he wants to get back in the registered target game . He and I as well as plenty others that shot skeet over the past forty years have a friend in Fairfax R&G that I believe turned 89 this year , he’s the high target leader in the NSSA records and still shoots just about every shoot he can make up here or in Florida during the cold months .
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My 1935 Remington Skeet & Trap equipment catalog shows the "blinders" and the targets crossing station eight. The next one I have is undated but shows their skeet and trap loads with the New Remington Crimp and in the text mentions the 1939 GAH. It shows the layout with no "blinders" and the crossing point out from station eight. No "blinders" on this skeet field near Edmonds, Washington, with the 1939 club champions.
Pioneer Skeet Club, 1939 Club Champions, Van, Col. & Mrs. E.B. Hockwalt, unknown.jpeg |
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