I got a new Weatherbe Olimpian 12 gauge shotgun for my birthday! I will put some pics of it on here tmmro but it is a over under double barrel and it has a fancy stock on it so it doesn't kick it's a little scatched up but still is a nice gun! I also got a 1965 chevy pickup for my birthday becouse i turned 14!(I love old pickups!!!!) but hat hasnt got here yet..
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Last edited by elmer fudd; 02-27-2008 at 09:50 PM.
elmer fudd: Sir, mighty fine shotgun you got there I like the way that the stock has fingering grabs. Sharp.
Now; Sir; do tell about this '65 pickup @14 We don't want to see you on "Cops"
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Craig
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If you do see me on cops i'll be the one being ZAPPED! and i can't tell you about my new pickup becouse i havent seen it yet. it is with my grandpa in montana
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Last edited by elmer fudd; 02-28-2008 at 07:40 PM.
I just found out that my pickup it is a faded red needs a little outside work to get some rust and dents off it but i will be able to cover that by selling some horses!
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Elmer Fudd:
1st off, HAPPY Birthday to you!!!!!!! What a very nice gift indeed! I got my first shotgun for my 14th BD back in 1968, a used double 16 ga. made in France, MAC, Browning patent. Your posting sure brought back some neat memories, thanks! I'm sure you are excited! Looks like a gun for birds, do you shoot trap and sheet? Keep us posted on your new ride too. Check out Bass Pro and the other sites for ammo specials... I managed to get the bird shot loads for the 12 ga. at $2.00 a box/field loads.
That's sounds like Fun!!! Do you hand throw or do you have a Trap thrower [Trapus sp]. Tell us how it went.
Corn feed Trap, fryed up in some butter, Yum Yum -- LOL
[sorry]
What is the differnce between trap and skeet we just shoot clay pigons to practice for pheasent hunting.
Hey EF, trap is setup with 5 stations, you have different yardage distance from the trap house [where the "bird" flies from] You call "pull" and the guy with the control button, pushs the button, the "bird" flies out, it may go straight, right, left or in between, the "bird" may climb, or drop if the wind is strong enough. You shoot 5 round at each station = 25 rounds per shoot. Trap gives you long field shots
Skeet gives you the up close, weird angle field shots, the skeet range is setup with 6 stations, there are 2 skeet houses, 1 is lower and the other 1 is higher up. Here you shoot singles and doubles. Try your luck at doing a search for each type on the net. or better yet check to see if you have a gun club in your area. It's fun, it will get you most likely in the reloading business. it was a fun job loading the machines and you meet some really nice people!!!
Last edited by LakerDad; 03-02-2008 at 04:34 PM.
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You have a typo error.There are 8 positions in skeet. sam.
Oops, It's been a longgggg time since I shot sheet. Sorry Thanks Samuel.
The MTA trap houses are close to Linn Creek here in the Lake of the Ozark area.
Check this out, it was 69° yesterday, today= freezing rain, sleet, snow at 29°.
my new shotgun 
I like the way that the stock has fingering grabs. Sharp.
and i can't tell you about my new pickup becouse i havent seen it yet. it is with my grandpa in montana 
It's been a longgggg time since I shot sheet. Sorry
Thanks Samuel.
