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I find that I buy a Parker (or Fox or Elsie) to hunt with, take birds with it for a few years and then I tend to retire it as my go to gun. I then repeat the process over and over. I find it very difficult to part with a gun that is associated with great memories, I guess that's why I have a safe full of old hunting companions.
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