I am looking forward to this, I just moved to back to Rhode Island(after 8 years in NC). I didn't have my Parker addiction until fairly recently and wasn't shooting much when I had lived in Rhode Island the first time. It will be nice to meet some of the PGCA members at the event.

Thanks for the offer. It's at Arthur P's house now. I wish I could have taken three 2A chassis', but the one I got was the last Richards chassis for the foreseeable future.
Replacing just the outriggers is a pretty straightforward job.
I've done 4 re-frames and I always think the next one will be easier, but they never are, and I'm a lot older since the last series restoration.
I did an NAS110 over, and kept it for 15 years. I thought when I sold that one I was over them, but, like Parkers, one never gets over them.
I see Steve Young occasionally, but I don't do the Landy boards much at all anymore. I moderated the Defender section of LRO from it's inception until it was sold to a Canadian firm. All I got for that 'pleasure' was an appreciation for what Mods go through.

we sold our switch blades and zip guns, but the Long Guyland Boz are in.

That is so good. Not to worry- I have been picking up switchblades on eBay so we will have plenty. Maybe they were yours?
I look forward to banging 10 gauges with youse guys. In fact we should have a 10 gauge mini event.
David??

Hey John - it'll be good to shoot with youse guys again!





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George, we could do a 10 gauge event at the 5-stand after sporting! What ever you guys wanna do.

5 stand Ten gauge sounds like fun. I better start reloading!!

Count me in, as long as mud season is over and I can get out.

It'll be great to shoot with you again. If you had a Ford you could get there.

One of these diesels should get me there, no?
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(Actually, we've already had several mud seasons this winter.)