lash in gun - Page 2

Old and Reliable · 12-29-2009, 08:47 PM

We as a organization are well blessed with many members who not only know Parkers and other fine guns, but are willing to share their wealth of such info willingly- take your time, and enjoy shooting that fine old Parker--a timeless classic of American gunmaking indeed!

Bruce Day · 12-30-2009, 09:07 AM

I was glad to help Calvin who lives with wild pheasants in the heart of pheasant country.

However, I learned a valuable lesson, indeed an interesting lesson, if I may use the term "interesting" any longer. Do not under any circumstances, and resist the temptation, to Google "Ness City girl stuck". Some things are better left unknown.

Old and Reliable · 12-30-2009, 09:26 AM

[QUOTE=Bruce Day;10132]I was glad to help Calvin who lives with wild pheasants in the heart of pheasant country.

However, I learned a valuable lesson, indeed an interesting lesson, if I may use the term "interesting" any longer. Do not under any circumstances, and resist the temptation, to Google "Ness City girl stuck". Some things are better left unknown.[ Words of Wisdom, Col. Day. Pheasants yes-stuck skillets, maybe discression the better part of valor here!!