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Unread 12-12-2017, 09:14 PM   #1
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I was talking to a friend today about Parkers. I believe I remember reading about a high grade Parker with great wood, nice finish with no engraving. Does anyone remember a gun like this or am I mistaken. Thanks for any information.
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I believe one sold at auction in the last year or so. An AHE if I recall.
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There is a known BHE that matches your description as well.





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I know of a BH or BHE 32"er that has been on team Parker for the challenge event several times over the years.
The gun is shot very well by its owner. It is a neat gun and owned by a very fine gentleman.
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Sounds like a few were ordered this way.
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John, That's probably the one I referenced... owned by Mr. C ?





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There exists an unengraved CH Acme steel gun and an unengraved Whitworth barreled AAH, both safe in the same PGCA member's collection. The BH unengraved gun is a 31", the other two are 30".
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I have seen an unengraved DH.
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Never say never in the Parker world ! I have a CH that was ordered without checkering on the forend.
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Bill's AAHE is the one I was thinking about.
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