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Welcome Aboard. Looks like a VHE! Is your hand me down a family Parker? I have several family Parkers and I feel as if the one who used it for so many years is with me when I shoot them. Keep your head down and come home safe. Like many here on the PGCA who also served their Country, I applaud your service.
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Mark , We are glad you found us...Welcome! Looks to be a great V grade gun Congratulations! Thank You for service in our Armed Forces....
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"Much care is bestowed to make it what the Sportsman needs-a good gun"-Charles Parker |
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Thank you for your service!!! We look forward to hearing from you on the forum. My best,
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In reply to Harry, I thought this was a VH gun, not a VHE (It says VH under the barrel, but I am a novice). Any opinions? Also for Harry, this is indeed a family Parker, going back to my grandfather---but I'm not sure if it goes back even farther.
Its one reason I need to have the research thing done. Being a 1925 gun, it could go back a couple more generations. I haven't fired it yet, but I will when I get back, and I'll get it cleaned up also---I imagine it hasn't been cleaned (or fired) in a loooooong time. Its a beautiful gun though---even if its just a grade 0! I mean, its a Parker, right?
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I agree with Harry, I can see the split in the extractor which makes it an ejector. So, yep it is a VHE.
I want to also express my thanks for your service! Stay safe! |
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Mark,
It is a Vulcan Hammerless and the extractors look to be split which would make it and Ejector Parker or VHE. The ejector guns will fling the spent cartridge from the barrels as opposed to the extractor guns you must pull the spent shell from the barrels. They have their good points and bad. The good is you can reload quicker and the bad is you have to pick up the empties. Harry |
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Hello Mark: I wish to add my thanks for your service to those above. You have a wonderful family heirloom there. I say a Parker is a Parker is a Parker. The main difference between the various grades are the embellishments: engraving, quality of wood, etc. It is even believed that the barrel steel on fluid steel Parkers is all the same regardless of whether the top rib reads: Trojan, Vulcan, Parker Special, Acme, Peerless, etc. Welcome Aboard.
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Mark,
I had a coustomer walk in in the middle of my last post. I wanted to add that the "water table" will have VH stamped on it despite the fact that it is a VHE. I can't make out the serial number to look up in the "book". If this were my Parker to clean up, I would limit it to Hoppe's 9 solvent and 0000 steel wool to remove the surface rust I see then follow up with an oily rag. The less done the better. Aggressive cleaning will detract from the gun. I have family Parkers that had been used hard and I like to see the honest wear from the hands of the ones I received the gun from. Kindest, Harry |
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