Dave McCracken/Milkman/Oneounceload

[Shotgun Dave]

Greetings from Texas Guys!

Back in February/March you guys really helped me a lot. You rated shotguns for me, told me which chokes to use for Skeet etc. Well I practiced every week since then, waiting for the event I wanted to win. The Childrens Miracle Network 3rd Annual Skeet Shoot. Senior management with the Company I work for ask me to put together a "Dream Team" to participate in this event. Started with 15-shooters and culled them to four including me.
We had 156-registered participants in the event and our "Dream Team" won first place.

The special thing was I shot 49 out of 50 at the event. I tied a 3-time Texas champion for first place shooter. I gave him the trophy because anyone who
can shoot 1960's paper shotshells #9 shot, has admiration

Just wanted to thank you guys again for all of your help and great advice.

Browing for ever!
Shotgun Dave

 

[oneounceload]

Well FREAKIN' AWESOME - Good for you!......Glad whatever minor data I could provide compared to Dave helped you out.

Now, since you're in Texas, the sporting clays capital of the country and home to the Nationals about to start..........your next goal....... ...

Seriously - really cool

 

[Tim the student]

Very cool. Good job.

Um, what's browing?

 

[Robert]

Dave,
That is awesome. To bust that many clays I have to use a hammer. Nicely done.

 

[Milkmaster]

Shotgun Dave...you be da' man! 49 out of 50 is a great score on anyone's record. All of us here on THR are proud I am sure.

 

[DaleCooper51]

Good Job.

 

[foghornl]

Good Shooting!

I could break 50/50 if they were in a box, and I dropped them from 200 feet up!

 

[Virginian]

Very cool, but don't give that guy too much credit. I ran a 97 straight with 1960's paper #9s. They worked every bit as good as anything available today for skeet.

 

[Dave McCracken]

Thanks for making my night so much better.

 

[gunsandreligion]

I can break 50/50 if I stick em in a row and use a slugby the way when their in the air its more like 22/50