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[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Daniel Carter

A DH 20 with 28 in.barrels choked cyl. light mod.straight stock 14 1/4 1 3/8 dac skeleton butt with flushing grouse engraved on each side and a Gournet woodcock on the plate. Will write with further instructions to aggravate the staff later.

Excellent choice. I will let the guys in the office and on the factory floor know that there may be some additional requests.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Kenny Graft

It would be a BHE-16 two barrel set, PG-DT-SF/BTF made to order.... what dreams are made of...(-: SXS Ohio

Kenny, I had already started your order form and had some of the form already filled out.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Chris Travinski

DHE 20 ga., 32" barrels, straight stock, extra nice wood, thick comb, 2 3/4" at the heel, skeleton butt, double triggers, no safety, 6.5 pounds.

Chris, Just curious...what would be the primary use for this very nicely appointed gun?

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Bill Holcombe

3 frame BHE damasus half pistol grip with 34" 10ga barrels F and F, 34" 12 ga F and M and 26" 12 ga M and IM. Gun to weigh 10lbs with 34 inch barrels and as light as I could get it while maintaning balance with the 26s. 2 triggers of course. 2.5 inch chambers on the 12s and equivalent on the 10. SSBP of course.

I would add a more open 24" 12 but that would blow the budget.

Bill, I'll see what I can do about the additional 24" barrels. Are all of the barrel sets to be Damascus?

[TxHuntermn]

DH, 00 frame, three dog with a vizsla on the bottom, checked triggers, straight stock, 2 1/2” DAH, 14 7/8” LOP, manual safety, best available steel barrels in a 4 barrel set. 28 with 32” IM/F, 28 26”CYL/IC, 410 30” F/F, 410 27” sk1/sk2, oh yeah, splinter, splinter, semi beaver, semi beaver......with a snipe, a bobwhite and a dove engraved in the stock medalion.

“BOSS, de plane, de plane!!

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Mark Ray

DH, 00 frame, three dog with a vizsla on the bottom, checked triggers, straight stock, 2 1/2” DAH, 14 7/8” LOP, manual safety, best available steel barrels in a 4 barrel set. 28 with 32” IM/F, 28 26”CYL/IC, 410 30” F/F, 410 27” sk1/sk2, oh yeah, splinter, splinter, semi beaver, semi beaver......with a snipe, a bobwhite and a dove engraved in the stock medalion.

“BOSS, de plane, de plane!!

Yikes! I'll have to substitute a larger stock medallion to get all those birds in. This ain't Noah's Ark, ya know! Also you'll need to supply a photograph or drawing of the Vizsla since they have not been imported into the United States yet. Can we use the snipe on the small bore brochure that's impersonating a woodcock as a model for your stock medallion? Questions, questions! (BTW, on behalf of Parker Bros., thanks for your order.)

[Chris T.]

Garry,
Sporting clays mostly, but I have a few of similar configuration that I hunt pheasant with.

[King Cobb]

Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon

Bill, I'll see what I can do about the additional 24" barrels. Are all of the barrel sets to be Damascus?

Yes sir. I'll finest Damascus if you please.

[Craig Larter]

circa 1886-1916 BHE 10ga 30" bernard #3 frame M/F, 8lbs 6oz, labs on each side with ducks in flight, bottom engraving duck in flight in relief. Stocked 1 5/8" x 2 3/4"x 14 to a skeleton butt plate plated nickel. Duck gun of course.

[C.O.B.]

Dear Sir please find my enclosed order for a Parker shotgun as follows. Grade AHE 28 ga on the 00 frame with two sets of Damascus barrels. The first set should be 26 inches choked CYL/IC the second set also Damascus will be 30 inches choked a tight modified and full. Straight grip stock of the finest Circassian walnut available to a skeleton butt. LOP is to be 14 3/4 DAH 2 1/2, Double triggers with the front trigger articulated and both to be checkered. Splinter forearm. Please find the enclosed photos of my hunting companions both past and present for the engraver. Gunner is to be on the right side pointing a grouse, Daisy on the left with a pheasant and Ilsa on the floor plate with a quail. Please rush as bird season will be here before we know it.

Sincerely,
C.O.B.