Parker Business Slow?

[Researcher]

Is the Parker business so slow the Del Gregos are upgrading Fox doubles?

https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...n_id=101870166

[Dean Romig]

I'd be very surprised if someone came up with documentation from DelGrego that they did the work on that one.





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[B. Dudley]

I highly doubt it.

[Bill Murphy]

The metal work definitely does not approach F level. Nice gun though.

[Researcher]

The stock checkering is sort of late-style DE-Grade, the engraving is sort of early Wayne & Bristol Streets D-Grade and the gun has been stamped D on the watertable.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

Whoever did that work was very good at their business. That's just beautiful.

[Kevin McCormack]

I think we will be seeing more of this - sort of an indeterminate origin of wood / metal/ engraving & finishing amalgam by various (mostly unidentified) artists, all very good at their crafts. The finished products are a type of "chimera" which at once mesmerize and confound potential buyers: "Is it live, or is it MEMOREX"? In these cases, it provides to emulate the words of Marcus Aurelius, "In each and every individual thing, ask what is it in and of itself?"

[B. Dudley]

Or it is much like so many guns that have been re-case colored, people just call it “turnbull”. When the gun likely has never been in NY State.

[Mike of the Mountain]

I'd like to have that horned frog figure. That is cool. Just sayin'.

[Double Lab]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

I'd like to have that horned frog figure. That is cool. Just sayin'.

That goes with the gun. Just sayin'.