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Unread 05-26-2013, 12:32 PM   #1
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Absolutely, we all need that! And there is no doubt in my mind that I'd be treated like family! I already feel like that just being a part of the forum etc..... It's just getting to one of them. It would be nice to finally meet everyone!
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Hello Dee ,Good to see you are still tagging along with us ! Hope all is well ! Russ
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Absolutely! All is going good here. I have a new addition to my family now since getting custody of my 3 yr old nephew. So needless to say my house has been very busy with a little one running around again. Takes a little getting used to since my girls are teenagers already. Lol
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Dee,

If you will forgive my saying so it would seem you are still in a win win situation. You have a shotgun in your possession that belonged to your great grandfather. For most of us in the PGCA that means a lot. When you take it sometime to a Parker gathering you may be surprised to find it might be in better shape than you think. The bores may be better than you think on the inside. If nothing else someone who knows what they are doing and can give suggestions on making the outside of the gun look better even if just a wall hanger. It is still a family heirloom and that means a lot. It would mean even more to your children and their children.

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It sure is a win win! I took it out of the gun safe today and was looking at it. Ran my fingers inside the barrel and it felt smooth but again I'm ignorant when it comes to what it does/doesn't need. I took a few more pictures of it while I had it out and took one without the plates that my great grandfather had screwed in to keep the stock together. I must say I was horrified at the sight and almost made me cry. Lol. I was heartbroken!
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dee leave the stock as your grandfather fixed it if your not planning on shooting it...grandpa fixed the stock and evadently shot it a while this way...now if your planning on shooting it replace the stock and keep the old one with the gun...i ve got old 8 ga thats fixed like your grandfather fixed it ive shot it about 50 times now...your gun is new compared to the ole 8 i have...forgot good to see you posting.... charlie
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Hi Charlie! Thank you, It feels good to chat again with everyone about this old Parker.... But I don't have any plans or funds for that matter to change anything with this gun. I was just taking pictures for reference for you guys and myself.
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