DuBray was a busy guy

[Frank Srebro]

Oct 14, 1905
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Oct 21, 1905
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[George M. Purtill]

Nice work if you can get it.

[Drew Hause]

In 1907 he was Capt., and traveled from Manitoba to Cuba and Mexico
http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=8133

[Rich Anderson]

A small bore fan, the man was ahead of his time:).

[Dave Noreen]

The Army never gave him the Commission he was trying for. He may have thought of himself as a Lieutenant or Captain but Sargent was about as good as it got!!

[Rich Anderson]

I wonder what the outcome for Parker would have been had DuBray gone to The little Big Horn and died with Custer. He was such a good promoter of Parker guns.

[Daryl Corona]

I wonder what the outcome for Parker would have been had DuBray gone to The little Big Horn and died with Custer. He was such a good promoter of Parker guns.

If he was toting a Parker and shooting some of Charlie Clevelands loads the Indians would have been in big trouble.:rotf:

[charlie cleveland]

chief crazy horse would have thought with all the troops armed with parkers and my loads that this would be bigger medicene than his braves could have handled...charlie

[Daryl Corona]

chief crazy horse would have thought with all the troops armed with parkers and my loads that this would be bigger medicene than his braves could have handled...charlie

Even bigger medicine would have been the Gattling gun he did'nt think he would need.