At Tom & Linda's Mark Godley, Bill Snow, John Purcell Myself Jake (My son) Unseen are Carroll Adams Brian Codd Tom Richardson, Tom & Matt Moss(His photo) Rare moment both BJ Snow and John P are silent, I one the other hand...
Tom & Matt
GordonMelodie and HootTom RichardsonBJ Snow & ? Jason
Tom Linder and Cannon WattsBJ and his recoil junkie daughter Carlin
A wonderful with wonderful folks more pictures to come.

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I am usually behind the camera so pictures of the two of us together are fairly rare.

Must have been some manner of record.

Thx for the pics.

Brian Codd teaching his sons...Jake LeahyCapt Cassill trying out his 300 BO with a can. Madbo Waiting for the train Everything's up to date in Kansas City...

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First photo un named is a big old boy from Down around Port Arthur , Texas. Mark Godley.

The other un named is Rick Kelten from Mt. Home AR.

Many thanks Rob.

A great group of folks and sure nuff' pretty day to be out shootin'.

Murphy

Orson was ringing steel with the shorty .44. He started with the Skeeter load, graduated to standard magnums, and finished with a magazine full o' Hornady 300 gr. He was pleased, to say the least.

Sumner preferred the Browning 92. I didn't bring any heavies for that one, but he was content nailing the targets.

They also enjoyed "dueling" with the kit guns. I think they were overwhelmed by the Dash-Cat, but we'll get them over that in short order.

Thx again to all involved.

Is that his regular home in AR or was he retired from the B-58 base when it was there ???

Rob, please elaborate on that.

Like she learned from John Linebaugh himself...I watched her several times shoot heavy sixgun loads , accurately, with nary a flinch...

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various sadistic, err, I mean kind souls were handing her. .454 Casull, my .500 Linebaugh Redhawk, and a .500 Maximum from Jeremy Watts, among others. And shooting really well with them, to boot.

hard working, focused, and compassionate.

Every time I turned around, she was shooting something different... and always well.

To her...

Having spent a fair bit of time wth her Dad at these things, it's clear the apple didn't fall far from the tree.

A bunch of very nice images. Looks like fun was had by all and the weather cooperated nicely.

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Let's just say he was not disinterested. He would have been there if not for conflicting schedules between Halliburton and the LA Natl. Guard.

Her boyfriend along some year to meet the crew. Not sure BJ thought that was a good idea...

Sure wanted to be there. Work got in the way. Miss y'all.

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My camera never left the truck (I'm bad that way).