I've got the shakes

[Dean Freeman]

Originally Posted by greg conomos

Well, OK, if it is a DH then it is not a hammer gun.

Yep, I screwed that up. A D grade hammergun. I also added the SN on my original post. Pics to come in a week or two.

[Ed Blake]

Nice find. They are hard to come by.

[Hammer Gun]

Dean, Guess we have another convert Parker hammer guns are a thing of beauty, wish I had bought those that I passed up years ago, They were priced right I just did not have interest in hammer guns then. Missed out on some great deals on high grade guns too!

[Mills]

It seems once you get one, it is not long before you have a bunch.

[Ronald Moore]

I started out with one LC Smith 12 gauge 15 years ago, I am now up to 107 most doubles and rifles, guess they did breed no birth control for me.

Ron Moore

[C.O.B.]

There's no easy way to say this but to just come out and say it so here goes.......Your Screwed, it's terminal as it never gets better. Just waite untill you discover the small bore guns then watch the money fly out of the accounts. It's an addiction albet an enjoyable one but an addiction non the less

[Bill Murphy]

Think about the poor SOB who is about 32 years old right now, has no money problems, loves double guns, and lives to be about 105. How many guns do you think he will have when he gives it up? Actually, he may have "All of them".

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

It seems once you get one, it is not long before you have a bunch.

You can say that again... and again... and again...

[Dean Freeman]

Are there any lage bore parkers that could pull double duty as a retirement home? I'm sure I could make it work. My wife on the other hand...

[Dean Romig]

Oh yes, they are out there and the fun is in finding them and then continuing to search flea markets, local auctions, attics, barns and chicken coops for more.