Recent content by CJNJ

My collection of vintage cane. Caught my first trout on the fly rod 3rd from top, a Montague owned by my grandfather. I think the rod at the bottom of the picture is a boat rod, picked up at a yard sale.

Took @rookhawk’s advice and notified the users of that forum. On review the heading for the thread was also copied from this one and several of the other posts are also copied from our members’ comments on this thread with fake user names attached.

I am not selling and I never posted anything on that forum. No idea who or what lifted my post. Will advise Shotgun Forum the post is a fraud.

Just had a weird experience. While looking up information about my Charles Hellis shotgun, about which I started this thread, I came across my original post, verbatim, in a forum called Shotgun Forum, posted by someone else claiming to have written my post. Very creepy that posers are...

Agree that was a great remembrance. I think Sporting Classics is a terrific magazine with articles like that, articles on classic firearms and outdoor art.

I miss my 1953 Remington 721 in 300 H&H. What a smooth action! Like @Pole Pole I still have a Ruger No. 1 300 H&H which will probably be my whitetail/Black bear gun this fall.

The Green Isaac Special “‘Do you want a drink with coconut water? I got some water coconuts.” ‘Very good.’ ‘Want a Green Isaac Special?’ ‘Fine. Make it a Special.’ Eddy came aft with the tall cold drink made of gin, green coconut water and chipped ice with just enough Angostura bitter to give a...

Congrats on the wedding. Best wishes to you. I've got the podcast playing now and will subscribe.

Trying to get this to play. Te website for Origins Foundation looks interesting.

After cataract surgery, I have very good distance sight but my near sight is compromised.

Well I feel stupid. This is new rifle to me and I have less than box of cartridges through it, and looking at it under bright light, it does have the checkering line.

I will have to check. I don't think its visible without removing the stock.

Yes, I try to attend their "after hours" events, have them work on my English doubles, and will take some shooting lessons there, just because I like Hudson Farm.

I asked the easiest way to look it up online and was told just google Sango, but that does not indicate the outfitter. His brother works for G&H in the gunsmithing shop and was one of the presenters. I'll have to reach out again to G&H to find out. One of the hunters present for the dinner...

Went to a fantastic presentation last night at Griffin & Howe at Hudson Farm on hunting buffalo in Sango with the G&H new best rifle, the Criterion in 404J. Guest speaker was Phillip Massaro who was on the safari with G&H gunmakers. Besides now coveting a Criterion, would love to go to Sango...