AHE and BHE are done and ready for action.

[Matto]

Oh Baby!! Those are a couple of ladies that need to go to the dance!! Brad is the magic man when it comes to restoring Parkers! Very, very nice work and two supper looking Parkers! Thank you so much for sharing these pictures I never get tired of looking at them. I just keep thinking WOW!

[Bill Murphy]

Mr. Putnam shot at the Fort Garry Gun Club in Winnepeg around the time the B Grade gun was made and was still shooting there in 1913. I don't know why the gun was originally shipped by the Winnepeg dealer to San Antonio.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

There are a lot of folks that think most high grade and otherwise good Parkers are mostly in New England, but this certainly proves that the well healed people of the northwest enjoyed some of these great guns as well. I think we are just beginning to see some of the great guns that are going to come out of the Seattle-Portland area.

[Brian H]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Mr. Putnam shot at the Fort Garry Gun Club in Winnepeg around the time the B Grade gun was made and was still shooting there in 1913. I don't know why the gun was originally shipped by the Winnepeg dealer to San Antonio.

Thank you Bill, that is a great piece of information on the gun!

[Bill Murphy]

Putnam does not appear as a competition shooter in the 1913 and 1914 average books of the Interstate Association as a resident of Canada or Texas. 1913 is the earliest reference I have for the Interstate Association, the predecessor to the ATA. His Texas connection is still a mystery.