Returning member
 

Hello everyone,
Just wanted to say hi. I am an unconventional Parker enthusiast- I teach first grade and collect Parker guns- it's fun to work into conversations :) I just picked up my fifth Parker this week and I've had to look up some info about it. While I was here, I forgot how much fun it was to read about everyone's treasures. Hope all is well, nice to meet you all...Kerilynn

It's nice to meet you too Kerilynn.





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Please tell us more about your Parkers Kerilynn. We also love pictures here.:)
Welcome back into the fold.

Yeah, we want to hear about all five of your Parkers.

Kerilynn, welcome back to the PGCA. When did you first join? We would all enjoy hearing about your Parkers. And pictures are always welcomed!

Thanks all, will send along pictures in a moment...

Here is my favorite-
GH 20 gauge, grade 2, Special Steel, 1929
I love it for many reasons, but I especially love that you can see the grain of the wood so clearly through the checkering and it has 90% case color hardening...

Here are more pictures- Forgive the rush, I can send more info another time, here are two 12s and another 20 gauge...
One is not at my house, so I'll send that one along separately...

Very nice! Welcome back and thank you for sharing the pictures

Kerilynn:

You should bring those guns for a round of sporting clays and for “show and tell” at the Chuck Bishop Recognition Shoot at Addieville East Farm, Mapleville, Rhode Island on Saturday, October 17th.

It is referenced in the Non-PGCA Shooting Events, Shows, and Conventions section of this Forum on the “Addieville in October?” thread.