That's a sweet little sixteen for sure Jay. I once had a twenty-four inch Parker Lifter in sixteen gauge. I sure loved that little gun and I'd buy it back if it were offered to me.
Mine was cut back from twenty-eight inches, are thge barrels on your Greener originally twenty-four? Mine had no choke at all and was a great little game-getter.





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Dean, I believe these barrels are the original length at 24". On the chokes I don't have the tools to measure constriction, but they are roughly IC/M. It also has ejectors as well

I think so, since I've smoked a pipe for maybe 50 years. I think she's heard me swear too.

This was my first Parker event. Don McQuade and I drove in from Connecticut Nice course, very nice people. Hopefully nice time it’s a little warmer and everyone sticks around for lunch. Looks like we split into two groups to do the two courses; I had a great time with our group but didn’t get to see if meet the other half of the crew. Next time!

I should have done a better job with keeping the groups together. Next time we'll meet all together as a group(I will have some coffee)before we go onto the course then after the shoot we will have a nice lunch.

There are grills there and we could have a nice cookout. We could have a few tables and display some Parkers.

Let's make this a real special event next year.

Don and I will bring some elk for the grill next year. We are going to Colorado in September and of course ����we will be successful. What a genuinely wonderful bunch of people!

Jay, I'm sorry that I missed the shoot. I was planning on attending but an issue arose at home that I needed to address. I'll make it next year for sure and God willing.