10 Gh BH HAMMERLESS GRADE 5

[Bill Murphy]

Brian, you have that right. By the way, Stanley, the two serial numbers I posted and also #74,614 were the three BH 10 gauge Parkers displayed at the 1893 Columbian Exposition. I sent you a Private Message with some additional information. The lists of Parker guns at various "shows" is available in Volume 2 of The Parker Story. Do you have pictures of your gun available to post on our forum?

[Mills]

I don't think anybody can give you a reliable figure for what someone else would pay for your gun. In my experience, there can be a wide range of prices for similar guns. The only reliable number anyone can give is what they would be willing to pay for that gun. Just my .02

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

The only reliable number anyone can give is what they would be willing to pay for that gun. Just my .02

I would revise that to say "The only reliable number anyone can give is what they actually pay you when you are ready to sell it."

[Mills]

Yes. Part of that should have been what you are willing to pay right then and there.

[Joseph Ross]

Stanley, i have barrels for BH 72709 which is a 12ga. with similar provenance which i have been trying to find any information on the remaining gun, agian if anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated. joe

[Big D]

Joe - You better lock up those barrels. I think Brian Hornacek will be looking to buy them

[Joseph Ross]

John, thanks, hope you are giving Daisy all the attention she needs, if not i will be glad to get back to the Sanibel sunshine and see her.

[Dean Romig]

Very nice!!

[Big D]

Joe - aren't you still down here? Free dog pets for you guys - for all others, $5 per pet, $10 if I have to listen to how much you miss your dog.

[Joseph Ross]

John, we are back in the Adriondacks, just got here, two feet of snow still on ground.