who got it

[Double Play]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

That is a fantastic letter and eliminates a lot of doubts. Now to just get it stock long enough so Deb doesn't claim it.

Too late, I have already been informed she will be shooting it on the small bore course at Haussmann's.

[Mills]

Good job Larry! Sounds like you got a good gun

[John Truitt]

That was way too cool of a gun to not get her. Well done Mr Frey/ Mrs Frey

Lots of potential in that gun. If she had been 34" you boys would not have stood a chance at her

Have lots of fun at HHSC.

All my best,

John

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by John Truitt

Have lots of fun at HHSC.

John

John, that leaves us with the impression that you won't be at Hausmann's?

One of these years you really have to make the trip - You too, would "Have lots of fun at HHSC."





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[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Larry Frey

Chuck did a great job digging up info that helped answer many of the questions regarding this gun.

Yes, But did he spell your name right?

Originally Posted by Larry Frey

According to Parker Bros. Stock Book No. 33, the stock configuration was a pistol grip and its specifications were: Lengths of Pull: 14 3/32”, 14 6/16”, 14 13/16”, Drop at Heel: 2 13/16”, Drop at Comb: 1 ¾”, Weight: 5 pounds and 13 ounces.

How can a gun have three different pull lengths

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

That is a fantastic letter and eliminates a lot of doubts. Now to just get it stock long enough so Deb doesn't claim it.

Whoops, too Late. That didn't take long. And as far as confusion, what's up with the aforementioned LsOP ?

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Deb already has a CHE to shoot...

Seriously Dean? How many pairs of shoes does Kathy have? Julie won't say much when another Parker comes thru the door, because she and Amelda Marcos share the love of shoes.

[Craig Budgeon]

Edgar, my relationship with Tony doesn't begin to emulate yours. I met him in either Syracuse or Rochester over the years and in recent years all business has been conducted by phone, internet, and/or mail. I have never been to New Britain and I have learned more about Tony through his employees than I ever did from himself. However, I have found all of his checks to have been good. Larry, it seems you have many options for the CHE and I hope the one you choose exceeds your expectations

[Researcher]

How can a gun have three different pull lengths

Length to the heel, length to the middle of the butt and length to the toe. I've seen quite a few guns ordered by cranks specified that way.

Sounds like a great gun Larry. Congrats!! Now find the other one!!

[edgarspencer]

Craig, I'm sure you've heard all sorts of stories about Tony, and most are true. Nonetheless, he is an engaging and friendly guy, but above all, one of the most talented individuals who understands the complicated world of concept, design, manufacturing and marketing. You can't help but like him, just keep your hand on your wallet.
If you've never been to his store, it would be worth a trip and sooner rather than later as he is contemplating getting out of sporting guns entirely. His AR line, and double pump line are running round the clock and now he's making 1911s too

[Bill Murphy]

The original owner of the CH 20 was quite a guy. Google is full of historical mentions about him. Since most of us missed the ad, maybe Larry would try some pictures.

[Craig Budgeon]

Edgar, it should be no surprise to those who know Tony well that he has an unrelenting drive and he is able to comprehend many subjects very well. Carol has shared that he requires as little as 3 hrs sleep to function normally. I know for a fact he drives long distances and looks fresh after arriving with little or no sleep. I also have been told that the gun business is not his main resource of income. There are other stories, but I will not share them here. Your mention of Tony beginning to focus on military style weapons only verifies what I have heard from another member of this forum. Not good news!