Readily Available Parkers

[Bruce Day]

Right Bill, you get a very made gun with enough engraving to make it interesting, great damascus if you want damascus or even fluid steel if you want the the less attractive barrels, and many of them had very nice figured black walnut stocks, a few even in European walnut. No reason to pass up a nice G.

I'm posting this because I see for the moment that we have 34 forum members on, this is old hat to many of them, and we have 142 guests looking on. Some of those people may be curious about Parkers or wondering where to start, and I recommend the damascus G's as a good place to start if a person can not let the damascus issue scare them.

[Roundsworth]

http://www.pugsguns.com/findItem.action?id=2370

http://www.pugsguns.com/findItem.action?id=1627

Here are a couple at Puglisi's.

[Double Play]

G's are great guns but I am a sucker for D grades. Part of that is the engraving but mainly it's the pretty wood typical of D's. I’m sure you remember this gun Bruce.