New Member From S.C.

[Brian Van Kirk]

Thank you for adding me!!
My Parker is #15404...0 with a small x above right of the 0..lifter.plain twist...is all I know so far..
Thanks again for the add!
Sorry made in 1879 my bad 4 not adding this info.....Brian

[Mills Morrison]

Welcome Brian! Have you joined PGCA yet? Thanks

[Brian Van Kirk]

Thanks for the Welcome Mills..
Yes paid my 40.00 thanks..

[Dean Romig]

Hello Brian - Welcome to the greatest shotgun collectors website on the planet!






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[Charles Matthews]

Hello Brian and welcome aboard. I know exactly where Indian Land is. We lived in Charlotte for 23 years before moving back to the Lowcountry. As everyone has said, you will be very pleased with this site.

Charles

[Brian Van Kirk]

Thank you for the welcome Dean
Charles Thank You also...Moved 2 Charlotte area in 1989 right after Hugo
Indian Land was the country and I am only 2 miles over the border but not the
country anymore...Thanks Again....Brian

[Erick Dorr]

Welcome Brian.
Erick

[Jeff Christie]

Go Cocks! Beat Clemson (yeah- right)!! Welcome to the fraternity. Jeff. USC BA'66, JD'69.

[George Lander]

Welcome Brian: I live in Lexington, SC but get up to Charlotte fairly regularly. Perhaps we can get together for lunch sometime & talk Parkers.

Best Regards, George

[Brian Van Kirk]

Thanks 4 the Welcome Erick and Jeff Thanks
George thanks 4 the welcome also and yea hit me up 1 of the times you come this way and we will 4 sure have lunch.. thanks again all
Brian

[Brian Van Kirk]

My Parker was given 2 me by my GrandPa back in 1970
I was leaving 4 basic training in the Air Force.
He wanted to give it 2 me while he was alive.
So now with more time on my hands I would like 2 know more about it and more about the history of these great and wonderful guns.
I am not sure if it is a 16 or 20 gauage...I have never broke it down just always cleaned it and kept it nice,,

[George Lander]

Brian: The easiest way to tell the gauge is to take a shell of each gauge & put them in the chamber without closing the action. Whichever one fits tight is the gauge. When your gun was made there were also Parkers in 14 gauge.

Best Regards, George

[Brian Van Kirk]

Thanks 4 the tip George