I’m sure looking forward to this one!

As advertising manager I have the pleasure (most days) of working with all of our advertisers for Parker Pages magazine. I am just going to have to shout out here that Josh has been among the EASIEST people I work with and a great supporter of PGCA. I also want to thank him for placing a full page ad in this upcoming catalog promoting the PGCA, at no charge to us. Many thanks Josh for all you do for us!

I suspect the only thing that I want in Easton during the auction and can AFFORD will be some of the crab soup at the Tidewater Inn in Easton :crying:

Doubtful Reggie. Long barreled target guns have no followers or interest. Straight stock DT 32" 20's are the rage now. Sophisticated buyers will give this one little attention. Surely you agree :whistle:

I do agree the 32" 20s w/straight stock are the rage, so much that this little auction doesn't even have one. But word is that 34" A is going to be a barn burner!

But that A has one of those awful Single triggers, the most useless thing they ever designed for a double gun:eek:

I may even have a chance:corn:

But then again, I'll probably be eating crab soup with Craig:whistle:

There’s a couple of 32” 20’s in the batch, too. Every dog gets a bone…

And some of us will get crab soup!!!!

You are dry, Randy ...........dry, dry. :bowdown:

I love it.

You guys are making me homesick. As a Salisbury State University alumni, former Maryland Guardsman in Easton, and big fan of the Waterfowl Festival, Easton has a special place in my heart. When I was in college, I used to wander into Albright’s, admiring the incredible shotguns I couldn’t dream of affording. I eventually bought my first high-end (to me) gun, an CG Magnus. Have a blast and some delicious crab cakes!