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The car was abandoned after a head-on collision with a pheasant, the proof is still impaled on the hood ornament
Steve

Truck car whatever, I KNOW I've seen it engraved on somebody's gun. Come on. Fess up and claim it somebody. I did not dream this!...Geo

A member in Utah had a Parker engraved by Ken Hurst with an old car on the bottom of the receiver..........THIS IS NOT THE SAME CAR GEO......I will find that picture and post it just for you Geo..........!......On the original post the member mentioned that this old car was at their favorite hunting spot here in Utah, that is why he had it etched on the gun.......
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Scroll engraving by Ken Hurst....bulino etched by Lee Griffiths......SKB put it all together....

Here you are Mr. Geo: this car looks like a late 30's Packard Coupe BTW......



SORRY TO HEAR YOU HAD A STROKE GEO......HOPE ALL IS WELL NOW.....GOD BLESS

Best,

You're probably right, Doug. The bad thing about a 'steel-trap' memory is that once the spring starts getting rusty, the details become a little muddled up. A stroke'll do that to you, you know...Geo

To be convinced, I'm still gonna need to see that other picture though.

Looks like Doug was right. At least I ain't old enough to recognize the make of either one of those old cars...Geo

Some lion darting pix; no guns.







The romance of field work in Africa

LGF
After looking at the first picture I have to ask are y'all twins?
Steve
PS what are you pushing out of the truck?

Great photos everyone! Here are a few I have taken excluding the one I am in.















My favorite photo of my wife with game and gun.


One of my favorites of me and my dogs but with no gun.

The dog is not in this one. Taken on a preserve, using a 16 ga. L.C. Smith hammer gun.

12 ga. Regular frame Ideal Grade w/ejectors 30" full/full. Birds were released on private property as there are no more wild pheasants in this area. Back in the early 1970's in this area the phessants were all over.

Same property this time with another FW Ideal Grade with ejectors, this one has nickeled sideplates. That is Max my English Setter, and you can see that it is swampy.