ParadiseRoad
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...yes...there are shotguns in the photo...
...Shotgun Class?...
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Interesting choice of apparel for shooting.........
Bajadoc
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Took me a while before I saw the shotguns.
Hay, yea, there are some shotguns, huh, finally noticed that ??
Did you notice that the male shooter had to have a Poly-Choke on his weapon...... ?
Noting like "Safe Shooting".
Did you notice that the male shooter had to have a Poly-Choke on his weapon...... ?
Noting like "Safe Shooting".
You're on a roll, those ol' timey gals in your threads be looking good!
EYES AND EARS LADIES... safety first...
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Hay, yea, there are some shotguns, huh, finally noticed that ??
Did you notice that the male shooter had to have a Poly-Choke on his weapon...... ?
Noting like "Safe Shooting".
I think it's a Lyman Cutts Compensator
Double Barrels!
Steve W
Steve W
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Actions open and ready to receive a charged load. way to go gals.
I never figured out why mini skirts went out of style and why bell bottoms were ever in style.
vonn
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Sign me up for that class!
My Dad had a saying about bell bottoms on women, though he was not referencing the bell bottom portion.......two shoats in a sack.
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Shame those fine young things are probably all grandmothers or great-grandmothers now, if they are even still alive.
bigwheelzip
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Ya mean he's compensating?
OP
ParadiseRoad
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...a shotgun class where the students are shooting pumps...
..and wearing pumps...
..and wearing pumps...
Abbynormal
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The dude is packing a Cutts COMPENSATOR! Sux to be he him!
I see several Winchester M-12s, it was probably the most popular shotgun in America for 50 years and the trap and skeet versions were beautiful. My dad had a 16 gauge take-down with a Polychoke he used most of his life and I loved that gun but he sold it to my high school buddy for $100. I hope to buy a nice one some day.
wetdog1911
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The guy in the pic kinda rings a bell. Read an article some years ago about a "demonstration" shooter that always wore a shooting jacket with a tie. Can't remember if it was a firearms manufacturer, or a ammo manufacturer, or combo who sponsored him, but he drove all over putting on demonstrations of shotgun skills. Mainly used a pump action and was incredibly fast/accurate. IIRC, mid 50's time frame.
Ring a bell for anyone?
Rob
Ring a bell for anyone?
Rob
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Now THAT'S what I call a firing line.
Here is what I found on Pinterest
"Shooting High John Boles, singing star of stage, screen and radio, is giving five of America's sweethearts pointers on clay-pigeon shooting. February 23rd 1946"
"Shooting High John Boles, singing star of stage, screen and radio, is giving five of America's sweethearts pointers on clay-pigeon shooting. February 23rd 1946"
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