The stars aligned...

[Phil Yearout]

on Sunday, November 26, 2017, when, at the ripe young age of 70, I recorded my first true double on a pair of ringneck pheasants.

I've shot a few one rise/right barrel, second rise/left barrel, but this is my first verifiable both-birds-in-the-air-at-once, that I can recall anyway.

It didn't hurt that I happened to be carrying my Trojan 16ga at the time, so I'm looking forward to receiving my doubles pin, as I've coveted one ever since I knew they existed.

[Mills]

Congratulations!

[Rick Riddell]

Awesome, it's a good year for doubles!!

[King Brown]

Good goin'. I appreciate your report because I once had two in the air, killed the difficult shot to the right and almost casually swung left to the real easy one---and missed.

[Dean Romig]

Congratulations!

My first, and only double on woodcock, was with a Trojan too, a twelve gauge.





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[Frank Allegra]

Congratulations Phil!

I guess the Trojan is a magic wand. My doubles pin came when a hunting buddy handed me his 16ga Trojan and told me to try it.

[Harold Pickens]

Great shooting Phil!! Would love to get a double with one of my parkers.
I did shoot a grouse double one year with a Rizzini 16 OU, and another with a Ugartechia 28 SXS