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Hat's off to the fine folks at the LCSC for hosting another fine SxS shoot yesterday. I think everyone had a great time on a beautiful (albeit a bit breezy) Spring day. The comraderie, casual nature and chance to see some really fine guns make this an event not to miss. I'm already looking forward to their next shoot on July 18th.

Thanks LCSC!

Phil

Hi Phil,

Do you mean fine guns like these?

I'd smile too if I had a vent rib Parker!

Carol Barnes shooting an AYA.




Destry the Market Hunter


Dressed for the occasion!


Pachmeyer Parker



Happiness is a dusted clay!


Raynee receives the award for High Female Shooter from Paul Harm of Lapeer.


Proud Parker shooters!


Dave Dellinger of Lapeer makes smoke!


Kurt with hammer Parker.


Mostly Mighigan Parker shooters.


Vince Holmes shooting his wonderful Parker CH. Before he shot Vince displayed this fine Parker with both 26" and 30" Bernard barrels and a complete history of the gun and it original owner complete with a photo of the owner hunting!


Brian Erickson shooting a 16 gauge LC Smith.


RWT-Fox with LC Smith Grade 2 and Dave D. of Lapeer.


High Shooter with Winchester Model 23 Light Duck 20 gauge.


An instant before smoking a clay at Station 8!

Oh yeah! Great pics, Mark.

Phil

You caught some great Pictures Mark!! I love the action ones. It was nice to meet you and several others. What is Carol Barnes shooting, English no doubt?? Nice that you caught her in the boat...it was the most difficult station for most. Great job Paul and company for putting together another successful shoot.

Kurt

Kurt,
AYA Round Action 20 ga. Sidelock

Carol Barnes has class- H&H hat, AYA single trigger 20 boresidelock. That's yours truly "Old Foxie" with the Green (what other color for both a 'Mick' and MSU FAN? Gander Mountain cap next to Dave- one of the great club members and pullers for our SC round. I did bring an older LeFever G Grade 12 ga., but in that foto I'm holding my Smith Grade 2 12- both sweet old DT doubles with 30" tubes- What a great club, my first time at a MI SxS shoot-won't be the last. The folks at the Lapeer Club were great hosts, the steak fry and "trimmings" was excellent-and nice group of folks to miss those *&^%$%# Chandelles (?) with. Never have seen a game bird fly like those rascals do-most challenging target I've ever missed. RWTF

Fox,

Your photo has been corrected. Good swapping sea stories with you Marine!

Mark

Lock and Load on that "Gyrene"- You saw the LeFever G first, when we started with the swap and sell-By the way, club member and shooter Dave Dillinger went out of his way to help me with a "field fix" on that LeFever G-he was a Master Armorer in the USAF, and after the steak dinner checked over the LeFever-my first of Uncle Dan's fine old guns-the extractor bar was not moving smoothly, due to years of "crud"- Sunday I stripped it down and cleaned and emery cloth polished the bar-etc-re-assembled and test fired it-perfect- now the only excuse I'll have for missing with it will be the "Loose nut behind the stock" theory. I can say enough about guys like Paul, Dave(s) and others who hosted that shoot- a First Class op. all the way- "Hoo-Rah"!!!

Thanks for posting those Mark, good to shoot with all you boys.

DLH

Enjoyed the pictures. Thank you.