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I got a call one day and it happened to be on a Sunday during the Baltimore show and it was Allan. He asked me what I thought a particular CH with Bernard barrels was worth and he continued to describe the gun to the letter. I told him that I thought such a gun was worth around $8,000 or so. He said he had told the seller to take the gun off the table as he thouhjt he had a buyer for a lot more than the $3,000m he was asking...
The seller was NRA's Jim Baker and I bought the gun for the $8,000 I had said I thought it was worth. Allan told me he thought I made a good buy and he was right. When I sold it years later I didn't lose a penny!!!
Allan was a friend of Jim's and a friend of mine and he didn't want to see either of us get hurt by making a bad deal.
Thanks Allan!!
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Not because I think they're better than the other breeds,
but because I'm a romantic - stuck on tradition - and to me, a Setter just "belongs" in the grouse picture."
George King, "That's Ruff", 2010 - a timeless classic.
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I got a call one day and it happened to be on a Sunday during the Baltimore show and it was Allan. He asked me what I thought a particular CH with Bernard barrels was worth and he continued to describe the gun to the letter. I told him that I thought such a gun was worth around $8,000 or so. He said he had told the seller to take the gun off the table as he thouhjt he had a buyer for a lot more than the $3,000m he was asking...
The seller was NRA's Jim Baker and I bought the gun for the $8,000 I had said I thought it was worth. Allan told me he thought I made a good buy and he was right. When I sold it years later I didn't lose a penny!!!
Allan was a friend of Jim's and a friend of mine and he didn't want to see either of us get hurt by making a bad deal.
Thanks Allan!!
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Oh heck it’s got an antlered critter on the floor plate that’s makes it twice as good as some dumb old feathered critter
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Parker’s , 6.5mm’s , Mannlicher Schoenauer’s and my family in the Philippines !
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I got a call one day and it happened to be on a Sunday during the Baltimore show and it was Allan. He asked me what I thought a particular CH with Bernard barrels was worth and he continued to describe the gun to the letter. I told him that I thought such a gun was worth around $8,000 or so. He said he had told the seller to take the gun off the table as he thouhjt he had a buyer for a lot more than the $3,000m he was asking...
The seller was NRA's Jim Baker and I bought the gun for the $8,000 I had said I thought it was worth. Allan told me he thought I made a good buy and he was right. When I sold it years later I didn't lose a penny!!!
Allan was a friend of Jim's and a friend of mine and he didn't want to see either of us get hurt by making a bad deal.
Thanks Allan!!
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Dean, that’s the gun I posted on the thread about original condition Parkers. I thought you might recognize it. I’m glad to think there might be a connection to this fine gentleman. What a testament this thread has become. I’m glad I was able to speak with him at our last met. What a wonderful organization this is with folks like him.
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