Heads up, Auction Saturday....

[Bindlestiff]

Could be Dave? I am not going so I only did a very quick scan of the first few pages although I would think a 28ga would be near the front of the list, maybe I missed it. I have observed he likes to sell the big ticket item first, I assume because that is when people still have their wallets full.

[Mills]

I like the W C Scott 20 gauge. No. 205

[ch]

That Frank Wesson pistol is VERY neet. Modern made 41 rimfires are around so one could shoot it, fun. ch

[Bill Murphy]

Tom, I tried to buy the VH .410 with PHD marking. As I recall, there was some failed negotiation in the $2500 range. I really liked the gun but in those days, a $100 or $200 difference in asking and selling price was a big deal. I may be wrong, but I think the owner at that time has initials "CB". Now that I think back, the price being argued was probably $1200 versus $1500 rather than $2500.

[Pa SxS]

If the owners of the .410 and 28ga want to donate these guns to me, I promise I'll ask Penn Dot if I can put them to their original intended use

[Bill Murphy]

Chuck, I have never found a machine that will throw a groundhog a sporting distance.

[Bruce Day]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Chuck, I have never found a machine that will throw a groundhog a sporting distance.

or a miserable quail and pheasant chick eating cat

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

If the owners of the .410 and 28ga want to donate these guns to me, I promise I'll ask Penn Dot if I can put them to their original intended use

Does that mean they can only be used for varmint shooting in PA? I was hoping to shoot bridge pigeons in CT.

[Pa SxS]

Bill, I think this might just work for groundhogs.

Not exactly regulation height and distance for ATA targets but then again, the ATA doesn't register squirrels or groundhog averages

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5-d3rZZ-_M