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Thanks Dean. I just couldn't remember seeing the cap. I will have to
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As for me, I really dig those flying turnips! I hope the barrel walls measure to your satisfaction, and that you bring it home sometime this weekend.
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Gotta love thoes Dam. barrled G's.
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i ll secound that calvin..them G s are really cool... charlie
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I like a D Grade's dogs but I can live with the birds falling to the ground on G Grades! Yes, they are not turnips. They are ducks and other fowl which but a moment ago were flying at high speed only to have been hit in mid flight by a load from the G Grade Parker in your hands! That is why their heads have dropped... Do those fowl look better now?
If one wants a good gun that won't embarrass their dog a Grade 2 Parker is the way to go! They are the best buy. Equivalent guns from other maker are Grade 2 LC Smith, F Grade Lefever Arms Co. and in my not so humble opinion, AH Fox "A" Grades. All are excellent buys in today's market and offer beauty, grace (handling), and reliability for this generation of caretakers! Mark
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Smith No. 3 ducks weren't bad
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Those are some nice looking guns. Thanks for the photos.
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The GH Parker is an amazing gun and is a best buy in today's market no question, a great balance of engraving, wood quality and that Parker mystique. Mark O posted above that the GH was on par with the Fox A, actually the Fox A was a $38.00 gun, the Fox B was a $50.00 gun and the C was a $75.00 gun in the 1913-14 time period. I believe the GH was selling for approximately $70.00-$80.00. at that time. In the opinion of many Fox collectors the Fox B was the equivalent of the Parker GH and was the all time bargain AH Fox (except maybe the $25.00 Sterlingworth) at $50.
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