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Unread 03-04-2015, 02:26 PM   #1
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I wonder what the outcome for Parker would have been had DuBray gone to The little Big Horn and died with Custer. He was such a good promoter of Parker guns.
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I wonder what the outcome for Parker would have been had DuBray gone to The little Big Horn and died with Custer. He was such a good promoter of Parker guns.
If he was toting a Parker and shooting some of Charlie Clevelands loads the Indians would have been in big trouble.
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