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Unread 01-10-2018, 08:31 PM   #1
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I was lucky to acquire this Parker hull in a group of Parker collectibles. In talking with Mr. Jeff Kuss it is a rare item in the world of Parker. If others have examples I would love to see them in this thread.

I am also very happy to say I repatriated to the US over the holiday season. It was quite the trip driving 2,200 miles through 2 snow storms. Cindy and I are very happy to be back home in Ohio. I look forward to seeing more Parker members at SxS events this year.

Have a great day Parker friends
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Unread 01-10-2018, 09:25 PM   #2
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Here is a loaded one. It has the same head stamp.
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The PGCA had a loaded one in its collection that was put up for auction at the Silent Auction.

It didn't sell the first year... I don't remember if we still have it. I believe it was a 12 gauge.






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Brian, where in Ohio are you locating too?
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Back in Jaquas country, Findlay Ohio.
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That is very cool! I bought some brass Parker shells on this site recently, although those are not as rare
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Welcome home Brian!
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Hope you acquired all the Parkers in Canada before you moved back
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Back in Jaquas country, Findlay Ohio.
Hopefully you may be able to make some of the Midwest shoots: Lapeer MI, Tunnel of Trees in northern MI in the fall or one of the most fun shoots Medford Wi over Father's Day. Be fun to meet up. Eric
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Back in Jaquas country, Findlay Ohio.
Maybe I can buy some of those lower grade guns you stole while you were gone ! Im just east of you !
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