Thanks very much Bill.





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Dean,

I got mine yesterday and read most of it (as I have been pretty busy with a lot of other commitments). It is like a bag of chips, don't want to put it down till it's done; also why I'm a little plump (because of the chips)!

Jack Kuzepski

Arrived in southern CT yesterday!

Got mine today! Thank you

Nothing yet.

My copy came yesterday here in Tennessee. Great issue, thanks for all the work to put it together and get it to us. My Father was a gun trader and my nephew just joined our association. I sold him a VHE to get him started and I think we have him hooked. I was giving him some copies and back issues and explaining why he should join and he just grinned and said he had joined last week. So, we have another convert to the Parker ranks. I couldn't think of a better organization to join or a better hobby than working with you guys to own a nice gun or two. Thanks to all who make it so special for all of us!

"And the beat goes on."

Thanks very much Mr. Greyson.





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I loved the first 410 article also loved the article about coveting another mans gun- as I can relate the parker 28 is truly my most desired-
its funny the day I got this mag i started reading it and was on the cell instantly texting some buds about them.
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Just finished reading the PP this morning, sitting on the front porch of our vacation rental home, down here in the Carolina Low Country of Hilton Head-an appropriate place to read the articles of Mills Morrison and others. Dean's article his restored gun and the Kings Mills powder company interesting, as I was just in Kings Mills a couple of weeks ago and didn't know its history as a gun powder manufacturing center.
I am not a beach person, and had thought about throwing in a gun and case of shells, and getting ahold of Mills, or Tom Pelligrino, or David Dwyer, fine gentlemen I have shot with at Drakes before, but the cap of the truck was loaded to the gills. I will catch up on my reading this week, as I spend as much time outdoors as I can in the summer, and the magazines just pile up. I have been running my 2 setters in the hayfields in back of our house each morning to get them in shape for our upcoming UP trip in October. I will no doubt see Rich,aka COB, Eric Eise, and maybe even Mike Smith as my cabin is just a few miles from Rich's. Young Fancy Girl is doing wonderfully well at the trainers, he likes her so much, she gets to stay in the house with him.
Well, time for another cup of coffee, strum a tune or two on the guitar, and go for a morning run, and dream of soon being in the woods with my Parkers.

Dean:

I make sure that the mailing monies for POSTAGE is received in Village Press's hands within one day after receiving an email of the amount due. Over the years Village Press then promptly gets The Journal to the USPS for distribution to the membership-----so the problem is not the Editor or printer, it is the USPS.

So as to receiving my current issue----no show----it must be liking to the politics of Vermont----NO ACTION !!!!

Allan