OK I will shut up- my wife just handed me mine along with 3 electric bills for the farm. She has no idea of the value of PP.

Anyway I ripped open the protective sleeve , skimmed it and have partially made my priority list.
Craig Larter you duck nut- I am reading about your Marsh first.
Then I'm gonna let Brian Dudley try and educate me.. good luck with that Brian.
Next a Chicken Coop Parker- just looking at the pictures made me inspired to finish two 10 gauge Parkers that are disassembled in my gun room.

God isn't the arrival of PP a blessed event?
Thanks to Dean-o.

Craig Larter- nice article. I like the touch of using the old poster and vintage photos.

one of the best ever
 

My PP arrived yesterday and as an occasional contributor I vote it one of the best ever.

I agree Bob. It is a great issue with variety- history, technology, reminiscing and news. My ONLY complaint is that we need more color and that's not Dean's fault nor does he have any say. It's budget related.
I would gladly pay a little more in dues and have more color pictures.

Just got mine yesterday and only skimmed it. Haven't had much of a chance to do much else but am relishing the time that I can thoughtfully digest it. It does look good!


Jack K

every body really done a fine job on all these stories as usual.i stayed up late reading these was hard to get up this morning when the clock went off...charlie

Shooting Sportsman, Sporting Classics, Double Gun Journal, and others; all are good but no comparison to reading Parker Pages. If it was larger, I probably would have an even bigger problem with my obsession with Parkers on the home front. Just a great publication that is much enjoyed and appreciated. Thanks for a really excellent publication and for all who make it possible for us. Much appreciated.

You're very kind Mr. Greeson. Thank You.






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Well I think mine has been lost again by the post office, still no sign of it....Wonder which direction they sent it this time to travel a couple of hundred miles !

wouldn't you love to be able to track some things
I had something mailed from Maine to upstate NY with tracking once, I followed it across the mid-south - then to the western plains and eventually to California - where it sat

I called the shipper - they said they would send a replacement and recall the lost package


a week or so later - both packages arrived on the same day

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