Fred Thank you , No I won't be looking for another 410 at least not for a while ,but it was a great suggestion ! I had many reccomendations and appreciated each one of them ,but after some Honest Soul Searching ,no matter what I looked at ,I just kept coming to the same conclusion ,it just has to be a Parker ! If not, hold off until you can get what you want ! When the latest of Chucks offerings came up ,I decided whatever I needed to do with the exception of selling my CHE 20 or my 00 Frame DHE 28 ,I was going to make this work and just go with it and not look back ,I ask Chuck to bring both 410 guns and I feel very good with the decision " Even the next Day " so it must have been right . Just can't own them all , just wish we could !:) Russ

russ is this the gun you had talked about before...youve waited on that gun for awhile...beautiful gun.. hope you get to look after it for a long time.... ps its nearly as nice as the little 20 you used to have that i look after now...ha charlie

Hi Charlie ,No this is a different gun altogether ,but you are right ,I have been waiting on a 410 for a Lonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng Time ! You know ,of all the Horse Trading ,Swapping and Selling ,I do ,I have never been so Happy a gun went to anyone as that little GH Grade 20 that made it your way Charlie ! Always the Best to You !!! :bigbye: Russ

On a clear day I can see Chuck Brunner's house from my upper deck. I have always been able to distract my view by thinking of things other that what is in that house.

Russ ...did you think the VH 410 was to light....wippy ? I own a repro 410, PG-DT BTF It comes in at 6lbs 4oz and feels like my 20ga repro......I shoot it very well.....

Eric I gave Chuck YOUR number concerning a little DH 28 he recently came by, that way you can sell me my Powell back:whistle:

A 410 is way to many units of plasma to even consider:nono:

Bill ,I am glad you live close to him and not me ,I would be living in " The Poor House " !:rotf:

I'll tell you Kenny ,The VH felt great ,I once had a , 00 Framed ,VHE 28 Ga. that had a very thin Straight Stock ,and 26" Barrels that weighed in around 5Lb. 8 Oz. and I couldn't hit much with it ,I would stop my swing constantly ,and would be swinging over my intended flight path for some reason ,I always felt as if the gun was whippy ,but the VH 410 Just felt wonderful and was even lighter at 5 Lb. 4 Oz. according to Chuck ,Of course I didn't shoot the gun ,but it felt nice when you swung her and had a very comfortable solid feel , the gun I bought is a few ounces heavier and has a wonderful feel as well but it was the engraving that got me ,I would have been very very happy with the other as well ! I believe if some one is truly intended on buying a 410 and handles the little gun it will be gone ! Russ