Mark

[Mark Ryalls]

New member. Been introduced to Parkers by a great friend who has many Parkers. I am looking for my first Parker that is not out of reach financially. Not that I would love to have a high dollar showpiece. I love the feel of each one I have held.

[Dave Suponski]

Welcome Mark...Stick around there is a lot to learn here.

[D. Shane Burton]

Welcome! I'm new too! :cool:

Shane

[Dave Suponski]

Welcome Shane!.....:)

[D. Shane Burton]

Thanks, Dave!

I put up an intro thread of my own with teasers about the Parkers I just bought!
:D

Shane

[Mark Ryalls]

Shane, thanks for your post. Good to know I am not the only one who is new here. Have you got your Parker yet?
Mark

[D. Shane Burton]

Yes, I just bought two of them! :)

Check out my first thread concerning them:

http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=2632

Thanks,
Shane

[Larry Frey]

New member. Been introduced to Parkers by a great friend who has many Parkers. I am looking for my first Parker that is not out of reach financially. Not that I would love to have a high dollar showpiece. I love the feel of each one I have held.

Mark,
You don't have to spend a fortune to get a nice Parker that will last you many years and someday perhaps become a family heirloom. The little 20 gage VH in my avatar was purchased for very little money and I have had it out hunting and shooting sporting clays. I am enjoying my time with it now because as soon as my 16 yo grandson decides he's ready to get away from that single trigger Berretta, the gun is his.

[D. Shane Burton]

I agree with Larry. I never thought I would own one, much less two, but I came across them for a price I could afford in a local classified ad. I happened to inquire about them first and then finished the deal. Don't give up and keep your eyes open and look around.

Shane