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Unread 09-01-2019, 07:59 PM   #1
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Hi I’m a new member to these forums I have just acquired a Parker vh 20 gauge that was taken apart and fired now I can’t figure out how to recock it any help. Thanks
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The act of opening it fully will recock it. If it doesn't cock by opening it fully, a part or parts are missing in the cocking mechanism.





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So it being snapped while apart has nothing to do with it
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If you cocked the gun when you opened it originally that part must be OK. Put the barrels back on the gun with for-end and then open and close it to re-cock.
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This is a Parker, not an L.C. Smith!!
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Yes Parker vh 20 gauge
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Hi I’m a new member to these forums I have just acquired a Parker vh 20 gauge that was taken apart and fired now I can’t figure out how to recock it any help. Thanks
If you fired it ( dropped the hammers ) with the barrels off, simply put the gun back together and open it.
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Also odd there are no gauge or choke markings on the barrels
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Normal for Parkers before Remington take over.
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Thank you..the gun has 28" barrels I've collected mostly pre64 Winchester all my life have had few double guns what would be the worth of this shotgun id call it fair condition also the extractor is split like it may have ejectors the frame is stamped vh 198322 is serial number any help gladly appreciated
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