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William Machauer

07-04-2025 08:14 AM

Being a former Olympic trap 'bunker bum ' , Perazzi-Beretta have top billing across the world. When I shoot ATA I'll take a Ruger Red Label 28 and get some odd looks from others but you know what? I don't care as I'm there for fun.
If your GH fits you then targets will break and nothing anyone says means a thing.
A little extra gun weight helps reduce recoil so that is another benefit of your GH.
I say enjoy your Parker ! And more importantly, congratulations on beating your health problems!!!!

Steve McCarty

07-15-2025 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by todd allen (Post 432585)

I'm an old pigeon shooter, ran the gamut on makers. Kinda retired from competition, but I campaigned a GHE pigeon gun for a year or so. The gun was a money maker!
SxS guns don't give up anything in the pigeon ring. That said, I went to a Perazzi release trigger in my later years.
If the Parker had a release t, I would have stayed with it on box birds.

Holly smokes, Todd. Your shooting experiences amazes me! Congratulations.

Clark McCombe

07-16-2025 04:20 AM

I came across a 1927 VH 12 ga 30” at a gun shop in Pa. The owner measured the chokes in front of me - very tight full and full.
I thought “what would I do with that one?”
Now I know! But he won’t budge on $2500. Seems a bit high… any thoughts?

Bill Murphy

07-16-2025 05:26 AM

A little high for a VH unless the condition or other features warrants the high price. Condition may do it.

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