A C Grade without Barrels

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Thanks for the advice Bill.

My barrels are from 118705. I hope to find the rest of this CHE.

Might as well start here.

Like i always say- we need match.com for Parker parts.

[Mills]

Here is a CH with barrels from a different gun. It does not say what the serial number is, but you never know. I have no connection to this gun.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/958210162...nding_Wood.htm

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Thanks for the advice Bill.

My barrels are from 118705. I hope to find the rest of this CHE.

Might as well start here.

[Dean Romig]

Thanks Mills, I'll contact the seller.

[Double Play]

Dean,
I'll save you some time. Frame #57717, restocked with Trojan barrels.

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Larry Frey

Dean,
I'll save you some time. Frame #57717, restocked with Trojan barrels.

Butt ugly comes to mind.

oh, the gun. Not you Larry, Not even Dean.

[Mills]

With the right barrels and appropriate CH grade wood, this one would look much better. What is amazing is somebody spent some time and money making it that ugly.

[Autumn Daze]

What a shame. And one of the first C grade damascus 10 gauge hammerless guns made.

[Bill Murphy]

Be careful of ten gauge hammerless guns that early. Some of the first guns were made for famous shooters, some of them Parker shooters. Any hammerless guns of this serial number range should be lettered to determine the name of the original owner.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

I have seen the GUN and it is gorgeous.
What a great climax to a long hunt.
I hope someone photographed it and will post pictures.

[Richard Flanders]

This gun linked on GA was originally a 10ga? Sure doesn't look like 28" bbls, but the buttstock makes it look pretty out of balance. I see some serious rasp work in that stocks future...