2024 Pheasant Fest

[Kirk Breier]

Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon

Thanks, Kirk. You sound like a member-in-the-making, and a Gordon Setter admirer. Parkers and Gordons are a great combination, and I can tell you from observation, that a Parker complements any good hunting dog.

Please consider joining our group, we'd love to have you.

Garry, I've had too much time with pump guns and other doubles to switch entirely to any one brand or type, I'm a lost cause in that respect! I did own a Parker Reproduction at one point, and when I went looking for a bench vise I wound up with a Parker. Couldn't be happier with it, and I only need the one although if I did have a need for another, it's at least cheaper than buying a shotgun.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Kirk Breier

Garry, I've had too much time with pump guns and other doubles to switch entirely to any one brand or type, I'm a lost cause in that respect! I did own a Parker Reproduction at one point, and when I went looking for a bench vise I wound up with a Parker. Couldn't be happier with it, and I only need the one although if I did have a need for another, it's at least cheaper than buying a shotgun.

Kirk, we call ourselves the Parker Gun Collectors Association, but there are guys with extensive knowledge (and collections) of other Parker items. You would be very welcome in the group, and would find other Parker vice aficionados among the group. Many of the members are also involved in other groups, so don't let the fact that you don't have a Parker gun (yet!) stop you from joining us.

In any event, thanks for posting!

[Bruce Day]

I was holding a light CHE 12 that I bought many years ago from Hershel Chadick.