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For me, it looks like a large cock pheasant.
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It is Robert Runge’s rendition of a pheasant-like bird.
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A pheasant that flies in circles with that backwards (or upside down) left wing.
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10-28-2023, 09:57 AM
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I've seen worse!
Compared to the flying turnips on some Parkers, this pheasant is anatomically correct & identifiable. Engraving has come a long ways over the years & critters like this one are just some of the things we have to accept on these old guns we love. They are a reflection of the Era the gun was made in. |
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