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I was in a Cracker Barrel resturant today. I joked to my buddy that I was going to check the shotgun over the fireplace. I remarked that one day I would find a Purdey. Normally it is a JBEC or Stevens. It was a Parker I belive a GH Certainly a higher than V grade.
Not in the best of shape, but a Parker. Whaddaya know. Just thought ya'll would like to know.
Anybody else found anything similar?
Best, Dick Jones
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Well if this were me I'd have a chat with the manager. I'd tell him my grandpappy had one just like it and for sentimental reasons I'd be willing to swap a nicer looking gun,read Belgium clunker here, with him for it!
Jim
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I always check out the "wall-hangers" where ever I am. You just never know if a missing Invincible will show in a Cracker Barrel or country store.
Makes me sick to think that there is a Parker screwed to the wall of a Cracker Barrel. Parkers deserve a much more dignified disposition.
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I saw an Ithica double in a Cracker Barrel in Iowa or Illinois. Mostly they are clunkers. I have seen a few single barrel ones as well.
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The gun police closed our Cracker Barrel restaurant for illegal gun possession....I think.
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There's a fairly nice 1884 Trapdoor at the CB in Fredericksburg, Va.
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Hey Chuck,
Billy and I arrived at SHOT Show today. I guess you aren't going to make this one?
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Does CB drill through a 3/8 inch hole through both barrels and the stock to mount it to the wall with 1/4 inch lag bolts? Where is the Parker CB?
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At Underwood's Barbecue in Brownwood Texas, in the main dining room, is a Whitney- Kennedy Lever action in a large caliber- likely 45-60 or .45-75. It is bolted to the wall - happily by metal straps. I couldnt get the serial number or fully examine it because it is, well, bolted to the wall, but it appears to be in pretty good shape. Next to it is a Model 1884 Trapdoor, as well as another Trapdoor rifle that has been cut down to a carbine configuration. In the "Winchester Room" at Underwood's is a Winchester Model 1886 rifle and a Model 1873. There are numerous others as well.
These are not de-wats and have no holes drilled in them.
Makes lunch more interesting - something to look at while you are awaiting arrival of another basket of their famous home-made hot rolls.
Regards
GKT
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Texas Declaration of Independence 1836 -The Indictment against the dictatorship, Para.16:"It has demanded us to deliver up our arms, which are essential to our defence, the rightful property of freemen, and formidable only to tyrannical governments."
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The food's not bad at Underwood's, either! -- Ed
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