Hausmann's NE SxS Classic - June 3-5

[Double Lab]

Originally Posted by Austin J Hawthorne Jr.

I doubt I'll have a chance to win that argument so the next question is... could a 20 ga. Model 37 be used in the Bo-Whoop small bore event, or is that just for double guns. I've only owned this gun for less than a year and have not had a chance to test it on long range targets. Then, again, there is always Mad Jack.

Austin,
You are welcome to shoot that lovely 20 M37 on the BW but to qualify for the trophy you must shoot an AH Fox SxS. If you really want to shoot a 20, and you don't have one with long barrels and choke, you are welcome to use one of my 20's.
Good luck with the Mad Jack.
Then main goal here is to have fun.
Looking forward to meeting you.

[Austin J Hawthorne Jr.]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Austin,
You are welcome to shoot that lovely 20 M37 on the BW but to qualify for the trophy you must shoot an AH Fox SxS. If you really want to shoot a 20, and you don't have one with long barrels and choke, you are welcome to use one of my 20's.
Good luck with the Mad Jack.
Then main goal here is to have fun.
Looking forward to meeting you.

Thanks Daryl,
I patterned the 37 a few months ago, and she shoots real tight so I thought I might hit a few of the longer presentations. If I'm on my game at Ernie's I might take you up on the use of one of your Foxes. My only Fox is a 16 gauge with IC/IC chokes which I will use on the Hunters Clays course.
Looking forward to meeting you also.
Regards,
Austin

[Mike of the Mountain]

Seems to me that Parker, LCS and Ithaca guns have been putting up the winning scores for the SBT cash purse with the occasional second or third place $$ going to a Fox shooter.

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

If he shot a Parker, He wouldn't need a backup.

Originally Posted by Frank Srebro

EZ for armchair shooters and lawn chair kibitzers to tout their favorite maker; let's see who shows up with what this year and which one rules.

I guess we know who that was directed at. No rule says you have to leave your sense of humor at the door.

[Dean Romig]

Let’s just remember - it’s the indian, not the arrow.






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[Cold Spring]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Let’s just remember - it’s the indian, not the arrow.
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Yep that's the phrase but its corollary never seems to be mentioned ..... "No Indian can shoot well with a crooked arrow".

[Dean Romig]

Watch out John, attempting to psyche you out just won’t work os such a cool headed shooter as yourself.





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[John Davis]

Good thing my bow shoots a straight arrow.

[Cold Spring]

For those unfamilar or hazy on the W C Letterman vintage SBT event, this has not been trap shooting in the conventional sense and with oscillating/wobble outgoers. At least in the past, a mix of the three traps used for the Bo-Whoop Long Range SxS event are used and they may be quartering, screaming crossers, teal, droppers, incomers, etc. The WCL has also been shot from a different butt than the B-W and the clays are of course "on call".

[John Davis]

Originally Posted by Frank Srebro

For those unfamilar or hazy on the W C Letterman vintage SBT event, this has not been trap shooting in the conventional sense and with oscillating/wobble outgoers. At least in the past, a mix of the three traps used for the Bo-Whoop Long Range SxS event are used and they may be quartering, screaming crossers, teal, droppers, incomers, etc. The WCL has also been shot from a different butt than the B-W and the clays are of course "on call".

I may have spoken too soon.😳