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New member from the South Island of New Zealand

05-22-2018, 05:56 AM

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Richmond White Forum Associate

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Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 1 Post

New member from the South Island of New Zealand

Hi
My Dad who is just turned ninety has passed the Parker ( which his father owned ) onto to me. He has been duck shooting since the age 14 and missed only 2 years while working oversea. He now uses a "plastic fantastic" due to its lightness.
The 1st 3 serial numbers are 103 which I believe would have it manufactured around 1901. It has 32 " barrels and 12g. I and my younger brothers all learnt to shoot with the Parker as teenagers. It has and always will be considered as a working gun and I look forward to the day when my grandsons have the privileged to shoot with it.

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Daniel G Rainey, Dean Romig, Frank Cronin, Gary Cripps, Harry Collins, Mills Morrison, Richard Flanders

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