28 Gauges

[Bill Murphy]

I was thinking about bringing the neat little 28 gauge vent rib gun that I displayed in the PGCA 28 gauge display at Ohio Gun Collectors. Unfortunately, it is locked up in case number 71 at the National Firearms Museum. You can see it on the museum website. Maybe I'll bring my little blued frame, restocked VH. It's the seventh 28 made by Parker Brothers and once killed a Montgomery County, Maryland cock bobwhite at 50 yards with a second barrel in front of witnesses.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I was thinking about bringing the neat little 28 gauge vent rib gun that I displayed in the PGCA 28 gauge display at Ohio Gun Collectors. Unfortunately, it is locked up in case number 71 at the National Firearms Museum. You can see it on the museum website. Maybe I'll bring my little blued frame, restocked VH. It's the seventh 28 made by Parker Brothers and once killed a Montgomery County, Maryland cock bobwhite at 50 yards with a second barrel in front of witnesses.

Bring that Seventh 28 (and I'll bring the companion 28) and bring the witnesses.

[C.O.B.]

Bill why do you have your guns locked in a case at the national Firearms Museum? A DHE vent rib 28 Now that would be something to see!

I'm bringing the new AAHE (or whatever it is) to shoot but as an upgrade I doubt it merits display.

[Bill Murphy]

The vent rib DHE was in a PGCA 28 gauge display in Wilmington, Ohio a few years ago.. Your new AAHE is well qualified. I thought it was an A-1 Special.

[C.O.B.]

AAHE or A1 Special I'm not sure what to call it but I'll bring it along maybe another that has been recased and restocked but a nice 28" straight grip.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Rich Anderson

I'm bringing the new AAHE (or whatever it is) to shoot but as an upgrade I doubt it merits display.

Au Contraire- that gun merits a lot of display. It is lovely and unique. Don't misinterpret my questions as disdain. I still think it is cool as sh__!!!