Fall Southern Report???

[Mills]

Wow! I did not even see the guns David speaks about, but did hear about the 34" 410. It just goes to show that, despite a fewer number of dealers, there were plenty of fine guns to be seen. My favorite was an AH at Jerry Smith's table. It was an early one, fishtail toplever and great engraving. I got 152 photos, so I will post as soon as I get them downloaded to Photobucket.

[Dean Romig]

I thought Jerry might have sold that AH at Rock Mountain - the engraving is spectacular!

David, please let me know where to send the cookies.






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[John Truitt]

It was a great shoot. Rick and the staff at Backwoods always does a wonderful job. Lauren (very nice young lady who works up front) is a hard working person who knows how to get the job done.

Dave Leemon set some good targets. The small bore course was set separate from the big bore events.

They set up a really cool flurry event (per the Vintager guys) that was awesome. It got some really good attention from those guys and gals on Saturday. (thank you guys for having the idea to do it)

Cant wait til next year.

Several Parker members shoot very well and brought home some awards: David Dwyer, Brian Brady, Carl Brandt, and Dave Fjelline.
Brian won the hammerless main with his 32" GH dam 2, and Dave Fjelline won the hammer main runner up with his 34" D grade.
Brian also won the 410 event with his grandfathers original VHE. (he kicked but with that gun. shoot a high score on a tough 410 course).
Also Benjamin Hall was our junior shooter and shoot very well in many events.

[6pt-Sika]

I had a friend in the shop this AM that was there . I think he said he did well in the 16 and 20 gauge events .