This gun did not letter with a Silvers Pad.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by greg conomos

Asking Bill for photos is like asking the best looking girl in your class to the prom. It'd be nice but it ain't gonna happen...

Methinks you're confusing Bills... Mr. Zachow has always been generous in sharing photos.






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[Dean Romig]

There are five color pictures of Bill Zachow's very fine 8 gauge PH in the Winter 2011 Issue of Parker Pages. Thank You Bill.






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[Bill Zachow]

You gentlemen, and especially Dean, are very kind. My wife will take more pictures and if we can figure it out, post them here.

[B. Dudley]

Bill, this is the 8g that you purchased from our mutual friend in Rochester?

[Fishtail]

Sorry, you are right I confused Bills

[Bill Zachow]

Brian, yes, the Batzold brothers. Great guys . Got the gun at the Albany gun show in the late 80s early 90s. Have to look it up to be sure. For a gun made in 1909 and made for waterfowling in the South, it is in fabulous condition. Perfect bores, wood finish and even the barrel twist finish is excellent. You don't see many with twin ivories. Sad to say, I will,probably put it on the market in the next year or two as I don't want mywife Sylvia to have to worry about converting it to cash.

[Craig Larter]

Bill: I sent you a PM. Craig Larter

[B. Dudley]

Yup, the Batzolds dont deal in junk. I was over at John's today.