Ducks, geese and double guns
Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 8:52 pm
The May/June Shooting Sportsman mag came today with an excellent article titled Waterfowl Double by Richard S Grozik who is a retired staffer for DU, the RMEF, QU and the Friends of NRA, and a very accomplished writer. His article features an Ansley era AE Fox and Mr. Grozik has been able to put in writing what many of us feel about double guns, old ways, ducking, anticipation and wingbeats in predawn skies - but have trouble saying, let alone writing about. I think many here will enjoy the article.
Also of note, Tom Roster has written about shotshell pressure standards and what they mean to shooters. His Part 1 article includes comments on low-pressure, so-called "vintage" loads. And a full page advert for the upcoming Northeast Side x Side Classic including our Bo-Whoop Long Range Trophy Shoot is on page 73. If you don't take the mag you might consider getting it at the store. PS I have no personal affiliation with Messrs Grozik, Roster or the magazine.
Silvers
Also of note, Tom Roster has written about shotshell pressure standards and what they mean to shooters. His Part 1 article includes comments on low-pressure, so-called "vintage" loads. And a full page advert for the upcoming Northeast Side x Side Classic including our Bo-Whoop Long Range Trophy Shoot is on page 73. If you don't take the mag you might consider getting it at the store. PS I have no personal affiliation with Messrs Grozik, Roster or the magazine.
Silvers
