type of barrel

[ed good]

daze: it has been my experience that it is much easier to sell a fluid steel barreled gun than one with twist or damascus barrels. also, hammerguns are harder to sell than hammerless guns...all other things being equal of course.

[Jeff Kucinski]

Tom,

Call Larry Schuknecht at Dutchman Woodworks in Clarence. (716) 741-3739 or try shoptalk@dutchmanwoodworks.com.

Jeff

[ed good]

murphy: using your logic, then muzzle loaders are best of all?

[Autumn Daze]

Ed,I think it has also to do with the circles you travel with. I have never had a problem selling either type.In fact I sold a few I really didn't want to. Good guns will always sell.

[Bill Murphy]

Ed, "sticks and stones". One of these days, all those dangerous fluid steel guns you've been selling are going to come back to haunt you. I guess they're OK if you stay below 5000 fps.

[Parker Bachelder (Brad's Profile)]

Say what you will, believe what you will, but if you have never hunted with one of those confound composite barreled hammer guns, you have never hunted.

Brad

[Angel Cruz Ortiz]

I also agree with Brad. I do my hunting with a hammer gun, it's just freaking cool!!!

[Holeshot]

I took a rooster and 2 quail with a hammer gun today. I have to agree with Brad

[Opening Day]

Sorry Dave just could not resist.....

[Bill Zachow]

Update guys, the Del Gregos have been working on composite barreled guns for the past two years or so. Larry Jr. saw the future and decided to join the many other gunsmiths who were working on all the various types of Parkers. About two years ago, Larry Jr. recut the sear on my hammer G to eliminate the literal "hair trigger". If you cocked it and breathed on the right hammer, it "fired".