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Unread 06-10-2015, 01:32 AM   #41
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BTW, should anyone be curious about my Member Photo, this is me, having a "Heart to Heart Talk" with Hobbs, my 4 yo Vizsla, after he broke before the shot for the THIRD time in one hunt, last dove season. I am fortunate to live on 82 acres in my town, and by city ordinance dating back to the turn of the century, have hunting rights. So this is the scence from my back porch.......depressing I KNOW!

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congratulations on the new gun - pictures please

its only a few thousands after my early DH 1 frame with three dogs

http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=14238

do a search on Dogs in the engraving forum to see others
OH, i looked back at the thread on "three dog" dh's, you say your gun is 1899?

The lookup places my gun at 1889. Wondering if there is an earlier "three dog" dh out there?
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OH, i looked back at the thread on "three dog" dh's, you say your gun is 1899?

The lookup places my gun at 1889. Wondering if there is an earlier "three dog" dh out there?
mine was made in 1888 shipped in the first few weeks of 1889- you will only find a few older hammerless Parkers
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Ahh then a typo on the original three dog thread, that is what I suspected. Thanks!!
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Wow, Chuck, thanks for getting this to me so quickly! Well I suppose that the three dog mystery remains a mystery! Apparently, some Chicago lawyer or doctor that didnt shoot much bought the DH originally. I am curious about the patterning...seems like super tight and Crazy tight.....am i right about that? The seller of the gun reported mod left and mod right.
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Ahh then a typo on the original three dog thread, that is what I suspected. Thanks!!
Granted this is an old thread, but just stumbled upon it. Fine fine gun you have. The issue you are referring to in the other thread is that the first gun pictured is mine. Rick/OH doesn't post anything in the thread until the 5th post. It is just a pic of his floor plate.

Great gun, hope you enjoy it and great looking dog as well!
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