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Unread 12-28-2020, 08:29 PM   #21
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Ordered the book today and it should be here around Dec. 28th. I think I have most of the books on Parker guns now. The Parker Story(2 volumes) Two by Muderlac-Two by Johnson and one by Baer.
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I met Ed a couple of times and shot flyers with him. He used my 34" DHE pigeon gun. As I recall, he didn't shoot all that well. He was very sick at the time and nearing the end of his life.
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Maybe Dave Noreen would post the classic flyer shooting picture with Muderlack and others.
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I miss Ed, the times at the shoots and Las Vegas and Parker Dog. Another adventure I am taking to the grave with me!
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Here is the group at an Allgood shoot --

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Ed & Nancy at the Arctic Circle on their Alaska vacation --

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Nancy was a peach and a saint.





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Is the book by Muderlac on Parker guns(shooting Flying and the American Experience) worth buying? Also: I noticed there is a All brown cover and a cover that shows a Parker on the front. Is one book a hardcover and the other a paperback or a 1st edition- 2nd edition or limited edition.
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Ed was a totally Parker-centric author. Like the lawyer that he was, he presented the facts that supported his Parker Bros. case and ignored all others. Keeping that in mind, his books are a good read.
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He sure led an adventurous life. RIP Ed.

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The suspects in the pigeon shoot picture supplied by Dave Noreen are Ed Muderlak, Kevin McCormack, Bill Murphy, and Dave Noreen.
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