Parker PH assessment

[Elmer Wolochaty]

Jack; Hang on to the shells they're a treasure to have now-a-days.
I'm really impressed with this group, and fully intend on passing the word out to all my hunting friends that have computers.
My 94 30-30 was made in 1951 and had seen a lot of use going after grain fed mulies & white tails along the old man & south sask. rivers.... never took any big heads though. Took a young 2 yr old elk in the upper region of the old man river west of the Kananaskis forestry road. That was an experience in its self . I hunted the A-7 country for a time but gave that site up when it got too crowded with hunters. I still hunted till the early 80's for bird and big game and now I just hunt with a camera while enjoying the out doors.
N ow I mostly chase trout, walleye & Pike in the summer and do art paintings in the winter, so at times I still don't have enough hours in the day.... not to mention the computer!

Elmer

[Bill Murphy]

Elmer, your hand guard blocks your sighting plane because it has been put on upside down. Slide it off the muzzle and turn it upside down and slide it back on with the indent for the forend to the rear and the split on the top of the barrels. Now your sight plane will not be obstructed. If the padding is worn to metal on the inside, make sure you protect the barrels from abrasion.