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Unread 05-16-2015, 12:00 PM   #1
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Hi All.
As i opened my gun safe i'm shure i heared my old Parker say take me
take me so i did. So off we went to try and shoot some pigeons and this is how
we got on.
A pict or two
All the best Dave.
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David, I know we have seen pictures of your fine old Parker in the past but will you please show some closer pictures of it for all to enjoy?
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David, I know we have seen pictures of your fine old Parker in the past but will you please show some closer pictures of it for all to enjoy?
Hi Dean.
Here are some more pict of my Parker vhe 12 bore 1/2 size frame made in
1936 or 37 by Remington.
No 240830.
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Wow, 1/2 frame. Very nice David. Love the flag backdrop.
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Just curious. What does a half frame 12 weigh? Barrel length?
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My gun weighs 7lb-1oz barrels are 28" choke full and full.
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Dave, are you able to eat those Pigeons? If so, how are they? Steve

PS- Very nice gun
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Yes i do eat them and very nice they are too. I take of the breast meat and
roll in flour or egg and milk and bread crumbs and fry them in a hot pan.
I like them pink in the middle with two pineapple rings.
plus chips.yum-yum.

All the best Dave.
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Yes i do eat them and very nice they are too. I take of the breast meat and
roll in flour or egg and milk and bread crumbs and fry them in a hot pan.
I like them pink in the middle with two pineapple rings.
plus chips.yum-yum.

All the best Dave.
My brother in law in the Philippines hunts wild pigeons although they use 22 rifles shooting 22 Shorts or Air Rifles . Back in 2009 he took me with him one day . They get in blinds and wait for them to land in the Palm/Coconut trees and then pop them . You'd have a hard time wing shooting these birds in that jungle like place he took me .
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