Hausmann's Parker Tent display - June 4 - 6th
 

Parker Tent Display – Hausmann’s 2026 June 4 - 7

As in the past Ernie is graciously donating 3 tables for the PGCA to display guns and anything relevant to the Parker universe. There is no theme involved. Please consider bringing any Parker gun or any Parker item that you think would be of interest or just bring it because you are proud of it and want to show it off. Over the years we have had a variety of Parker ephemera which has been quite popular so it does not have to be a gun.

We will have examples of the recently acquired Parker order and stock books on display under case for your viewing pleasure.

For those of you bringing a gun if you would be so kind as to drop me a note (Keavsranch@netzero.net) or a text at 610-737-3411 with a few facts about your gun I will make up a card and have it ready for your display.

See you at Ernie's

Keavin Nelson

June is rapidly approaching, and I would hope we have a similiar turnout as the Southern in terms of display guns. Bring you favorite, or unique, different or one with interesting provenance to share. They will be enjoyed by all!

Let me know via email or text of the particulars!

See you at Ernies!

Cheers,
Keavin Nelson
610-737-3411
Keavsranch@netzero.net

Thanks for organizing this, Keavin.

My assumption is that any items displayed cannot be "For Sale". Is that correct?

Ok folks, we are now a week away from the Northern, and the paucity of responses is puzzeling. It would be nice to hear from you on a gun for display and the pertinent information so I may make up a card in the coming days.

A member asked about people handling the guns, and while I have not seen this happen, I will put up a sign indicating they are not to be handled to address any concern.

Cheers,,
Keavin

It has always been understood at these events that “You don’t touch another person’s gun without the explicit permission of the owner.” It is very rude to do otherwise.
I’ll have three Parkers for the PGCA tables.




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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;449568]It has always been understood at these events that “You don’t touch another person’s gun without the explicit permission of the owner.” It is very rude to do otherwise.
I’ll have three Parkers for the PGCA tables.

Dean that is well and good but I am sure that their are folks walking the tent that are new to these events and are not familiar with your statement. All it takes is one dropped gun by someone who is not familiar with the unwritten rules to cost someone a lot of money. I think it is a good idea to at least have a sign reminding/teaching folks to not touch the guns. JMHO

Oh I agree Steve… I wasn’t saying this shouldn’t be done but just pointing out how is used to be… but like so many things in our society today, politeness seems to have gone the way of the Do-Do bird…





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