ph?
 

Hi Guys,

Is this a PH? it's a 10g which i think is rare in a PH

i see the stock is poorly repaired do you think it is a reasonable project if i'm willing to have it restocked?

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Thank you in advance

julian

NH

I would not restock it.

sorry guys i think i somehow go thtis in the wrong category i was trying for general discussions. As a project would you feel $500 is too much?

Julian,

What I can see it would be well worth $500 and I would do nothing to it but shoot it. If the stock breaks again, I would just have it repaired. There are those that can do a cracker jack job and it would be better than a replacement stock and cheeper.

Kindest, Harry

Thank you for your help i'm certainly interested and i think i will pick it up. it is a pkg deal with a lefever EE and i think i'll pick them up 1600 for pair

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The book indicates, Grade PT, Capped pistal grip,10 ga, 32in tubes. Parker Story estimates about 608 produced. HTH,:) Bob

The frame in the photo is marked N for N grade and shows in an enlargement below the serial number. The difference between N and P grades is purely a letter, but the gun is most correctly an N grade.

The Parker Gun Identification and Serialization book identifies all guns with plain twist barrels generically as PT, when most of the 10ga's are more precisely Grade N.

N being a 10 gauge, P being a 12 or smaller.

Depends on the year . Plain Twist grades were N for 10's and P for 12,14,16 or 20 per the 1900 catalog but in 1910, the N designation was dropped and P's were offered in 8, 10, 12,16 or 20. The best way to identify grade is to look at the frame flats, and this one says N so its an N.

Aah!

I think Dave has told me that before too...

The older I grow - the closer I come to being able to honestly say "I've forgotten more about Parkers than . . . :(