How many PGCA members are attending the Vegas show?

[Dean Romig]

Eureka!!

I just found Austin’s article. It’s no wonder it was so hard to find…. Austin included NO by-line and never mentions anything about gauge or frame size in the title…

“A Tiny, Scarce and Interesting Parker Gun” on pg. 36 of Volume 16, Issue 1.
The first picture in the article illustrates the severe drop.
Great in-depth article… could we have expected less from Austin?

He also included a chart of serial numbers, probably the most complete compilation of twenty-gauge exposed-hammer guns I've seen.





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[Pa SxS]

Mike, with your big head, that DAH should be no problem. Just sayin!

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Mike, with your big head, that DAH should be no problem. Just sayin!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Not even I can properly mount that gun, giant dome or not.

[Reggie B]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Eureka!!

I just found Austin’s article. It’s no wonder it was so hard to find…. Austin included NO by-line and never mentions anything about gauge or frame size in the title…

“A Tiny, Scarce and Interesting Parker Gun” on pg. 36 of Volume 16, Issue 1.
The first picture in the article illustrates the severe drop.
Great in-depth article… could we have expected less from Austin?

He also included a chart of serial numbers, probably the most complete compilation of twenty-gauge exposed-hammer guns I've seen.





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And when we are able to access Parker Pages via this site it will be so easy to go and read these articles that are brought up from time to time!

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop

And when we are able to access Parker Pages via this site it will be so easy to go and read these articles that are brought up from time to time!

Reggie this is in the works literally as we speak. You may have noted that there has been a new heading added to the members only section by Mr. Dunkle in preparation of adding the archives. He's on it

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

Reggie this is in the works literally as we speak. You may have noted that there has been a new heading added to the members only section by Mr. Dunkle in preparation of adding the archives. He's on it

I especially like that John, in the introductory page, has very succinctly spelled out the copyright laws that this Parker Pages Digital Archive is legally protected under.





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[Mike of the Mountain]

After many emails and phone discussions this is finally coming together!!

Many kudos to John for putting the necessary skills into adding the archives to the website.

[Jim Thynne]

Mr. Charlie was there as well, dapper as ever with a huge smile!!