Northeast Fine Arms Show
 

The PGCA will have a presence at this show. We have agreed with the show promoter that we will take two tables for display and dissemination of Parker knowledge. Larry Frey, Dave Suponski and myself will be manning the tables and look forward to seeing any of you Parker folks who plan to attend. We don't know our table assignments yet but we won't be hard to find.

Looking forward to this and we didn't make it last year when it was held in PA.

http://antiquesandthearts.com/event/...729#.VJbZxV4AA

NEFA
 

What a great central location for us New Englanders.

:):):)

Back to the top as a reminder to those who had planned to attend this show Jan 3rd and 4th starting at 9 a.m.

Weather report calls for a bit of rain or possibly a mix but it is certainly NOT a major storm. Larry and Dave and I will definitely be at the PGCA tables. Hope to see you there.

so- Dave won't be wearing that new camo from the NYD shoot?? :whistle:

I guess we'll just have to wait and see... or not :corn:

Ya just never know.....:whistle:

I am going just to see what cool outfits Dave and Dean are wearing for the New Year. Of course it will be nice to see some fine arms other than the Remington 870 I was using this morning here on the Cape to shoot these Eiders. Next time I'm using my Grade 1 short 10.
(I wish I could rotate the darn photo!!)

Here you go George

How's this?


Hmmm... I see your problem George. Time for a new camera.... Oh! Did I say that out loud?

I'm holding a certain Bernard barreled C grade hammer gun hostage and may display it at the Fine Arms Show tomorrow ;)

Please post proof of life photos, Dean.

Nope... you'll have to come to the show to see the real deal - proof positive.

some of us fellas would have to come along way to see this gun is still around as your captive..charlie

Better start driving tonight Charlie. Be sure to have either good snow tires or chains.

The PFCA Booth was manned by Mike Kobos,Dean Romig,Larry Frey and Myself. A very nice venue with a huge amount of traffic on Saturday and a moderate crowd on Sunday. There were a few decent Parkers available for purchase.
Our display consisted of hammerless guns from VH to AA grade. Hammerguns were displayed from O grade to C grade.

A few pictures....

One more....

The show
 

The show was a disappointment but the PGCA booth was very well done as usual.
Our boys Dave, Dean, Larry and Mike did a great job. The PGCA had the best guns in the place, by far.
Edgar and I had a very interesting drive home on unplowed state highways. Our tax dollars not at work.

The hostage Bernard barreled C hammergun is third from the bottom. You all will get a much better look at it in Parker Pages.