10 ga PH on a #6 frame ?

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Mike Franzen

As far as I know there is no limit to the number of posts a non-member May submit. Non-members are welcome on the forum and encouraged to submit any appropriate content.

Welcome to the PGCA Milton. Thank you for joining.

You caught me trying to prod Milton to join the PGCA. Through whatever means necessary. It has worked in some cases and not in others.

[Bill Murphy]

Congratulations on Milton Starr's new membership.

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

You caught me trying to prod Milton to join the PGCA. Through whatever means necessary. It has worked in some cases and not in others.

Haha well I did end up getting a membership so it may have worked .
Now all I have to do is buy a Parkers . Its hard when there are so many nice doubles on the market .

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Milton C Starr

Now all I have to do is buy a Parkers . Its hard when there are so many nice doubles on the market .

That is precisely why the word “collector” was invented... because there are so many nice Parkers.





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[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

That is precisely why the word “collector” was invented... because there are so many nice Parkers.





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What got me interested in Parkers is all the combinations or configurations they made . I think Parker bros are probably had the most variety of any sxs shotguns . I think my favorite Parkers are the lifter models because as far as im aware that is something unique to Parker shotguns . Im a huge 10 ga fan and in my opinion Parker made the coolest ones . All the different weights and barrel lengths . It seems like if you was alive 100 years ago Parker could make you a gun in any configuration you could think of .

[stumpstalker]

Originally Posted by Milton C Starr

What got me interested in Parkers is all the combinations or configurations they made . I think Parker bros are probably had the most variety of any sxs shotguns …..something unique to Parker shotguns . Im a huge 10 ga fan and in my opinion Parker made the coolest ones . All the different weights and barrel lengths . It seems like if you was alive 100 years ago Parker could make you a gun in any configuration you could think of .

I wish I had been as tuned-in and turned-on to what Parker guns were all about, as Milton is, at age 26.

What he is saying here is consistent with what some Members with a few more years behind them and considerable experience have said, one example being, "....Parker made [guns] in all sorts of dizzying array's ,and subtle nuances that keep collectors guessing. (Chris Dawe, PGCA Forum).