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Unread 03-09-2026, 09:15 PM   #11
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What an honor to have a Parker that was restored by Dr. Oscar Gaddy, possibly the best ever at duplicating the original Parker color case hardening results!!





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I read your initial posting and while I love the gun, the part about your dogs made me misty eyed. I too hunt Labs. Pheasants, quail and waterfowl. I try to have a young understudy to take some miles off of my older dog. My Ranger is 11. He had a strong year. However, I can feel it coming. When you pick that puppy up, you sign up for ALL of it. God bless you. Thanks for the post. As a new guy, I’m not sure I managed to get a picture to go along with this. If so, my young guy is Colby.
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Handsome brace of labradors you have. Well photographed after a successful hunt. Share your mindset and method typically on having an experienced lab along with a younger hunting lab to learn the way. At present we are down to one. While pleased with her continued progress even after our old lab passed it feels unbalanced.
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Although this gun isn’t a Parker it is a 16 resting on a fence post. I put it there to get the dogs in the truck and thinking about eating lunch. After driving about 3 miles to a little shaded area I started getting ready for lunch. When I reached in to move the gun case out of the way, I noticed it was a little light and something was missing. I quickly put the dogs back in the truck and drove back to my last spot. The 16 was still there waiting to be picked up!

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Been there, done that. Was lucky also
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Although this gun isn’t a Parker it is a 16 resting on a fence post. I put it there to get the dogs in the truck and thinking about eating lunch. After driving about 3 miles to a little shaded area I started getting ready for lunch. When I reached in to move the gun case out of the way, I noticed it was a little light and something was missing. I quickly put the dogs back in the truck and drove back to my last spot. The 16 was still there waiting to be picked up!

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I think we’ll just call you “Nash” or “Mastah Buck”




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Here's a pair of resting 16s.
DHE 16, O frame, 26 in
Quality O 16 hammer gun , 26 in
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