Serial Number Lookup

[Matt Valinsky]

Could someone please look up serial number 8171. Thank you.

[Dean Romig]

T0 U 0 P 10 28

[Matt Valinsky]

Thanks Dean, but what the heck did you say? You've got to remember I'm only a freshman at Parker Univ. I think I got the 10ga. 28'' part and the P for stub twist maybe?

[Dean Romig]

Twist 0-grade Underlifter Pistol grip

[Matt Valinsky]

Thanks Dean

[Russ Jackson]

Matt ,we only talk in code around here ,you don't want every one to know :rotf:

[Harold Lee Pickens]

Matt, if it makes you feel any better I was alittle confused also.

[Dean Romig]

Sorry about that guys...

I consulted the ID & Ser book and typed exactly what that serial number Parker was configured as.

The columns are Grade.... Action.... Options.... Stock.... Bore.... Length

............................T0.........U.......... ..0.............P...........10........28

[Matt Valinsky]

Russ, "Code" what code? Nobody ever told me about no dang "code".

Harold, Maybe when we've been here long enough we will get issued the offical PGCA decoder ring and two way walkie talkie wrist watch and be shown the "handshake". What do you think? We can only hope!

Dean knows this stuff. He has been here so long that...................well, he's been here forever!

[Dean Romig]

Anything but the "handshake" :cool:

[Harold Lee Pickens]

Matt, we need to get into the Parker aprentice program, so that one day we can be a journeyman Parker guy,--so much to learn, but ain't it fun!
and such good instructors!