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Unread 02-21-2021, 09:23 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen View Post
Nash Buckingham stated he had a 34-inch Parker in his Outdoor Life magazine article "Magnum Opus" but it was displaced by a string of Super-Fox guns. It appears to be the gun Nash was using in the 1921 Field & Stream movies Dr. Wayne Capooth, author of The Golden Age of Waterfowling, had transcribed onto a DVD. Probably the Parker in this picture --

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from The Best of Nash Buckingham.
Thanks for posting that pic, Dave. I don't recall ever noticing, or reading, that Mr. Nash had a .410 O/U Merkel. Now I realize he and I not only share a love of big duck guns, but of long barreled .410 double bird guns as well.

Is it mentioned in any of his writings? Where was that picture published?

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