repros

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Richard Skeuse

The original person who got the parker Reproduction was my father Thomas Skeuse Sr. not my brother Jack. Just to clarify. Thanks gentelmen.

Thanks Richard.
I am enjoying my Skeuse Parkers.

[Richard Skeuse]

I'm sure Dad is having a laugh at the Skeuse Parkers name. I know I am, in a proud way

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Richard Skeuse

I'm sure Dad is having a laugh at the Skeuse Parkers name. I know I am, in a proud way

If you happen to channel him, tell him thanks from all of us for his wonderful project.

[Richard Skeuse]

I'm going to have to thank him from afar for you...,For now anyway. He passed into the happy hunting grounds in 1989. Ill pass it along in my thoughts,Thanks guys

[Bindlestiff]

Correction has been made, Thank you!

[Pay Dirt]

Originally Posted by Richard Skeuse

I'm sure Dad is having a laugh at the Skeuse Parkers name. I know I am, in a proud way

Credit where credit is do.

[esetter - Gerry Addison]

Where do I write to order those 100 labels!

[Bill Murphy]

Thanks to Bill Mullins for attempting to clear up the "A-1 Special Custom" riddle. No, Mr. Gournet did not engrave 300 Repros to A-1 specifications. If the "300" total were to be anywhere near correct, the "300" should include all unengraved guns released. To what level these guns were embellished, no one knows. I have seen A-1s, Invincibles, and totally unengraved examples. Only Mr. Gournet knows how many he engraved to A-1 level.

[Bindlestiff]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I have seen A-1s, Invincibles, and totally unengraved examples. Only Mr. Gournet knows how many he engraved to A-1 level.

I thought that was an obvious observation that I never thought of so I asked him ....... 80 was the answer for production and about the same for the ones in the white. I updated the tables based on his response.

[Wild Skies]

As long as we're talking about updating the Parker Reproduction Production Chart . . . there are only 9 BHE .410 shown in the Production Chart. Here is a pic of a B .410-0052. This would seem to be factual evidence that there were at least 52 produced -- and likely more.