[Bruce Day]

A wonderful organization with great leaders and dedicated people. We had a great meeting, more and better guns available than ever before. A person had so many to choose from if he was looking. All grades, conditions and price levels. All the major dealers were there except Puglisi and deals were made. I thought I would show a few pictures of what was shown there and what attendees got to see. There were lots more. I drove back and forth to Maryland from Kansas in 16hrs each way. I had several guns with me for shooting and exhibit and returned transporting guns and the 2010 raffle gun.

I believe the next major Parker exhibition will yet another large one of 30-40 nice guns again at the Pheasants Forever Pheasant Fest in Des Moines at the end of February. This is another of our many events west of the Mississippi and is attended by people from all over. In 2009 we showed Parker guns of all gauges 8 through 410 ( and 14 and 24). I don't know what we will do next year, but we will do something interesting. Hope many of you that find it difficult to make east coast meetings can come and look. John Browning's AH PArker was a hit at the last show and maybe want to see that again.


1. Some of our core people talking at the table in our tent.

2. Parkers for sale at Chuck Bruner's table. Had some very nice pieces that struck my attention.

3. John Davis smokes 'em with a little V grade 28ga.

4. The banquet room. Must have been the alcohol.