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04-09-2020, 05:28 PM
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So Milton what did you buy may I ask ? I bought my first at 45 years old now 55 years old it was a CH 12 and have a few more now !
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Well I was going to wait to tell when I go to pick it up , but its a #6 frame 10 gauge . Its hard to contain my excitement about it .
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04-09-2020, 06:06 PM
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My Father (born 1907) grew up hunting in Minnesota with the heavy 1890 vintage Parker Bros. PH-Grade 12-gauge my Grandfather got in 1901. By the time I came along in 1946, my Father had a pair of Remington AE-Grades in 12- and 16-gauge for the uplands and a 12-gauge Remington Sportsman as his waterfowl gun. In 1959 he succumbed to Jack O'Connor's short barrel writings and had the Remington Sportsman's 30-inch full choke barrel whacked to 26 inch with a Poly-Choke. By the 1960 season the Sportsman was gone and he had a 12-gauge, 2-frame, 30-inch Parker Bros. for his waterfowl gun.
I got my first Ansley H. Fox double in 1963 and another in 1966, but shot Dad's Parker Bros. quite a bit at trap. It wasn't until May 1996 that I added a nice example of a Parker Bros. to my collection, an 1894 vintage NH-Grade.
74488 04 10-ga NH-Grade right.jpg
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Alfred Greeson, Bill Mullins, Craig Larter, CraigThompson, Dean Romig, ED J, MORGAN, Ed Norman, Eric Eis, Garry L Gordon, Jerry Harlow, Josh Loewensteiner, Mike Koneski, Milton C Starr, Pete Kappes, Randy G Roberts, Russell E. Cleary, Tom Pellegrini |
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