Old gun club photo

[edbear2]

Whiling away the late hours here (3 more days to go......yippee!).....and found this wonderful old photo of a gun club;

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....fle%201910.jpg

was attached to this genealogy site;

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D63%26um%3D1


enjoy

P.S.......Just realised that the surname is the same as a guy who lives near me, and who is a keen shooter (powder and air)........will forward him this as I never cease to be amazed at what a small world this is!

[Nikkormat]

Just like a typical HFT event!

An interesting photo. Thanks for posting it, edbear.

[I. J.]

Could that be our very own BTDT? - (2nd from the right, back row.) I recognize the button hole.

ATB
Ian

[Gareth W-B]

Could that be our very own BTDT? - (2nd from the right, back row.) I recognize the button hole.

.... Nahh, that bloke has scrubbed up too good -- and would be too young ...

[ikarma70]

Could that be our very own BTDT? - (2nd from the right, back row.) I recognize the button hole.

ATB
Ian

you can only say that as you are in the same photo

[Tadpole]

How very interesting, many thanks for posting this I’ll take a read later. Is this how the forum will looked upon in years to come I wonder? …………..

[red bob]

as with all these old photos i love trying to put a name to the visible airguns they are both obviously bsa ,one is and im guessing a bit ,a standard and the other either an improved or a std variant 3 [the one with the flanged cocking arm] but anyone pinning it down more precisely would be appreciated.

[I. J.]

you can only say that as you are in the same photo

I may tell you that I was hiding under that cloth!

ATB
Ian

[Ian Johnstone]

I. J. Standing, second from left




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