Kevin, as you know, I like the 28s too. I just took out my "first Parker" to the skeet range this week and was impressed by my "muscle memory". Although it is bored modified and full and I am nearly blind in my right eye, I had moments of glory and probably broke 15 in the first round. I quit after that. I probably haven't shot the old girl in ten years.

Bill I took a 28 to the Sporting Clays range today, a first for this one. thought I'd better try it out befor the Southern:rotf:

I'm happy to hear that the 28 is the new 410, maybe 60 will become the new 40 but with less work ahead:whistle:

Don't kid yourself on that my friend. I always thought life became easier when you get into "the autumn of your life" but it's not turning out that way. Maybe retirement will prove me wrong - I sure hope so.

Thanks for all the "Thumbs Up" for my story. It's the only way I know how people feel about my my attempts to share my Parker life. I have had a heck of an experience with Parkers, both before and after PGCA. I'm not much of a seller, more of a student and a buyer, so I still have most of the great guns I have found over the years.

Bill, I know you sold at least one gun.....In fact I shot it yesterday.....:)

Linda will be the seller...but not anytime soon I hope.