Single Barrel Traps

[John Davis]

Can you identify these SBT’s?

[Stan Hoover]

John,

I’m sure Murphy and some others will be able to identify each of them to the T, me not so much.

I do notice the Flues, all I can say, you really need a Knick

But then again, you more than likely have tried a Knick or 2

Stan

[Researcher]

From the left -- Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Baker, Fox, L.C. Smith, Ithaca Flues.

[John Davis]

Originally Posted by Dave Noreen

From the left -- Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Baker, Fox, L.C. Smith, Ithaca Flues.

Give that man a cigar!

[Kevin McCormack]

Yeah, easy = they are all American made, 12 gauge, between 28 and 34 inch barrels, Mod to Full chokes (unless bodgered by a local target-adder), and are all still grinding up clays after +/- 100 years old. PULL!

[Researcher]

In addition to a Knick that lineup needs a D.M. Lefever/Three-Barrel Gun Co./Royal Gun Co. SBT --

C-Gade SBT 01.jpg

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[Bill Murphy]

John had the best of the best, a Purdey, but sold it. John, if you need a Knick, give me a call.

[John Davis]

The Purdey was a wonderful gun, I just couldn’t hit anything with it. I’ve had a couple of Knicks but they never quite worked out. And I’ve owned several Parkers that didn’t make the cut either. I enjoy shooting a variety of classic American SBT’s but when it counts, and fit and consistency mean everything, I’ve found nothing that can compare with my current lineup of Parkers..

[BRDHNTR]

They're all shotguns.

[John Davis]

All shotguns were not created equally.