8th Annual East Coast Fine Arms Show

[Dave Suponski]

8th Annual East Coast Fine Arms Show
Stamford Plaza Hotel
2701 Summer ST.
Stamford,CT 06905
January 5&6 2013
Show hours are Saturday 9-5 Sunday 9-3
The Parker Gun Collectors Assoc. will have 2 display tables at this show both days
Come on by and say hello.....
Contact info: Dave Suponski 203-260-1275

[Chuck Bishop]

Dave,

Check your dates. What you have posted is for Jan of 2012.

Let me know what the new dates are. I may come up again.

[Dave Suponski]

OOPS! I fixed it Chuck...Thanks

[Dean Romig]

Chuck, as part of our display at the East Coast Fine Arms Show it would be great if you could bring several copies of pages from the Parker Bros. books set in a notebook... just for display, not for research.

[Dave Suponski]

Just a reminder for anyone interested....This is next weekend.

[Dean Romig]

We'll have good PGCA representation Dave. I've heard from several saying they'll be there.

[George M. Purtill]

I will bring some guns.
I will have the Haythe skeet gun that is in the current PP.
I will also bring the George Lane re-checkered DHE's once owned by Lt. Governor Wilcox shown below.

[Dean Romig]

Is that a .410?.... on a 00 Frame??

[Dave Suponski]

A few pictures from the show.

1) A paying customer,Dean and Allan

2)BH Damascus, AAHE,B grade lifter and a DHE

3) D grade 10 bore,Lam 1 16 gauge lifter,CH Bernard,VHE 28 gauge

I call this years show the D Grade Show. I seems they were everywhere.

[George M. Purtill]

Is that a .410?.... on a 00 Frame??

Romeo- OOO frame
The last O is hard to see.

[Dave Suponski]

A few more
1) Chuck Bishop,Larry Frey and Allan Swanson.
2) Georges wonderful OO frame .410 Note the lack of the flats on the barrels.
3) Dean doing....I have no idea....

[edgarspencer]

I feel compelled to say Thank You to Toolman for the great White Chocolate Chip cookies. The Coyote Collectors table was next to the PGCA tables

[Dean Romig]

George, That is an early .410 and it looks like a 28 ga. frame with the breech balls filed to an appropriate size for a .410. Have you measured the firing pin spacing?

[George M. Purtill]

George, That is an early .410 and it looks like a 28 ga. frame with the breech balls filed to an appropriate size for a .410. Have you measured the firing pin spacing?

I can't measure crap with my Walmart level of tooling.
It is the first commercially available 410. The lug says 000.
I am positive the stock book confirms that. Only Chuck Bishop knows for sure. Chuck? 217466

[Rich Anderson]

George those are two very nice shotguns for sure.