Hunting with Hammers

[Lloyd McKissick]

http://i.imgur.com/OluuvVAh.jpg (https://imgur.com/OluuvVA)

http://i.imgur.com/2Up1AsLh.jpg (https://imgur.com/2Up1AsL)

http://i.imgur.com/hNV23sNh.jpg (https://imgur.com/hNV23sN)

http://i.imgur.com/puLeWuGh.jpg?1 (https://imgur.com/puLeWuG)

Sorry, not a Parker (but I intend to remedy that shortly).

http://i.imgur.com/oaDopsBh.jpg (https://imgur.com/oaDopsB)

Less than 60-days to go now...

[todd allen]

Wow, that is a beauty!

[Lloyd McKissick]

Thanks Todd, which one?

[Dean Romig]

That Parker’s getting you there.





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[Lloyd McKissick]

Mr. Romig: Different horses for different courses here.

The Lang, a converted pinfire, has no choke (made before chokes were invented), weighs 6 1/4 lbs and is very light and lively, making it excellent to carry for ruffies & the like. The later Parker is about a pound heavier (& with lots of choke) which means it should be more suited for prairie birds.

Both strike me as beautiful examples of engineering from another time.

[Chuck Bishop]

This gun should be posted in the "General Discussions about Other Fine Doubles", not in the Parker Gun Hammer forum. it's not a Parker Hammer Gun.

[Lloyd McKissick]

Oh dear, it seems that I have violated a strict form of decorum here.

My apologies.

[Dean Romig]

I can certainly appreciate most other game guns besides my favorite, the Parker.
Your Lang appears to be well worth admiration.

I love the classic lines!


Mr. Romig: Different horses for different courses here.

The Lang, a converted pinfire, has no choke (made before chokes were invented), weighs 6 1/4 lbs and is very light and lively, making it excellent to carry for ruffies & the like. The later Parker is about a pound heavier (& with lots of choke) which means it should be more suited for prairie birds.

Both strike me as beautiful examples of engineering from another time.

[john pulis]

Nice gun. I have a Watson 16, back action, like your Lang. Handles and shoots like a dream with low pressure RSTs.