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Unread 06-16-2011, 04:57 PM   #1
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I think Bess Edwards has it. I heard a rumor that she traded it for Annie's 16 ga. 0-frame hammer gun. Apparently, she was 'tired of looking at it.'
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Unread 06-16-2011, 05:42 PM   #2
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I think an Old-Hunter currently has it... I heard a rumor that Ansley's Parker is a DH No safety & No dolls-head gun, #95931.

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Sounds like a neat gun, probably letters to an interesting shooter. It is not my winning number. Fits right into the time period. Could this gun actually be in the CSL family? There is still at least one old hunter out there!
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Mr. Davis,
Thanks for posting the story of the Parker in the Fox's Den. I'm chillingly reminded of Dr. Truitt's performance with the Grave Digger at this years Hammer Gun Event in Sanford. The excitement grew as he ran ran each of the first 4 stations of the 5-stand event. Members of Teams Parker and Elsie alike were holding their breath as he stepped into the last shooting box. First pair dust, second pair smoked, third pair dead-lost. If spectator wishes were # 7 1/2 shot, that last bird would have been history as well! 29 out of 30 aint too shabby, and I'd reckon the targets back in the Day were no harder than what we saw at the Southern.
Sorry for clouding the thread, but it was great being amongst a bunch of rival competitors-all cheering for the same guy!
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