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02-16-2011, 10:54 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Cronin
Dee, don’t be discouraged. I think you are very lucky person. There was a reason why only you found your great grandfather’s Parker under the bed… because he wanted you to have it. In the short time that you have had this in your possession, this once valuable Parker is getting the attention it deserves by you posting questions on the PGCA forum and fellow PGCA members giving valuable advice on how you can possibly restore your great granddaddy’s favorite Parker Gun. Whatever your final decision may be if it fiscally makes sense for you to restore or not, I’m sure he is smiling in heaven right now.
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I have to agree with you 100%. I had no idea what I had until today. I took everything home, put all of the guns, 12 in fact, in the gun safe and left them there until this past weekend. Losing all 3 family members so close together, I just didn't have the time nor mental capacity to bother. I love researching my family background and coming across this site and it's members just set it in stone for me that all too familiar quote "everything happens for a reason." I can only imagine the things he did with this gun, how he used it for recreation or even to put food on the table to feed his family....whatever the case, I'm PROUD and ecstatic just at the thought of holding the gun he once held. Grateful and blessed can only sum it up.
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The Following 15 Users Say Thank You to Dee Durham For Your Post:
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Andy Kelley, Bill Murphy, Christopher Lien, Dave Suponski, David Dwyer, David Long, Dean Romig, Eric Eis, Frank Cronin, George Lander, John Dunkle, Mills Morrison, Richard Flanders, Thomas L. Benson Sr., William Woods |
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