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Unread 05-12-2025, 02:45 PM   #1
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Default Hausmanns Tent Display June 5-7
As in the past Ernie is graciously donating 3 tables for the PGCA to display guns and anything relevant to the Parker universe. There is no theme involved. Please consider bringing any Parker gun or any Parker item that you think would be of interest or just bring it because you are proud of it and want to show it off. Over the years we have had a variety of Parker ephemera which has been quite popular so it does not have to be a gun.

For those of you bringing a gun if you would be so kind as to drop me a note (randy@hsiagency.com) with a few facts about your gun I will make up a card and have it ready just like the attached that was made up a for a member a few years back. I cannot recall the accuracy of the data on this card so I suppose it could be in error. The format I can vouch for as being correct.

See you all soon!
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I will bring my newly acquired Grade-2 Lifter 12 ga. With Parker-made Laminated Steel barrels for display.
I will also bring my Grade-1 16ga. with Laminated Steel barrels (not Parker-made).
I will also bring my 28 ga. VHE Skeet gun.

I will have with me a restored Charles Parker coffee grinder for display - until the prospective buyer, or his agent, takes it away.





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And we're off to a great start. Thanks Dean.
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Dean, I love your 28 gauge skeet gun
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Morning Gents:

Bringing this back to the top. Two weeks to go and miraculously we still have room on the table for additional display guns. Operators are standing by to handle the influx of calls and PM's
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Steve Hodges, you are in luck. Dean has offered his 28 gauge skeet for sale. Get out your checkbook.
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Steve and I discussed that but 6lbs. 2 oz. Is a bit too weighty for his injured shoulder. If anyone has a lighter one Steve might be interested.





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Morning All:

One week to go and we are still sorely in need of guns. Your consideration and participation would be most appreciated. I know that some of you fellas have some nice Parkers that need to be shown off
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Dean and Steve, my VHE 28 gauge skeet weighs 6 pounds, 5 ounces, three ounces heavier than Dean's. However, mine has 28" barrels. Either would be under six pounds if the beavertail forends were switched out for splinter forends.
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Gentlemen, we still have room on the tables for you to show off your Parkers, a lot of room if you get my meaning....
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