The Parker Reproduction Closeout

[Big D]

I remember seeing stacks of Reproductions in Jaqua's. If only I had known

[Bill Murphy]

I bought one 28 gauge two barrel set with beavertail and double triggers. Yes, I was poor but The Lovely Linda fronted me the money.

[Marty K.]

My father passed in 1986…at 65 a veteran of 33 missions over Germany in 1944.
The cigarettes he smoked took him early after many years of heart trouble. Even though I had no money at the time I felt I wanted to order it in his honor and took out a loan for $3000. I recently had it engraved with both our initials and the year he died. I think of him whenever I use it and remember all the hunting and fishing trips together. As you can see the wood is special thanks to the salesman at Cabela’s. It will go to my son.

[Bill Murphy]

Wow, some wood, and some letter. I'm sure that gentleman didn't last long at Cabela's.

[ArtS]

Originally Posted by John Dallas

I remember seeing stacks of Reproductions in Jaqua's. If only I had known

I also was there toward the end of the closeout, and I remember the price being marked down from the flyer. They still had approximately a pickup truck load of boxed guns. Looking at the availability list, there seemed to be a relatively lot of 28 ga available. A good size group of customers standing around at the time discussed the fact and the general comments seemed to be that the 28's were just way to heavy for a small bore and didn't hold a lot of interest anyway. Some things swing quickly in a market.

[ArtS]

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