The Short Ten - How many shooting one?

[Nathan Ikert]

Originally Posted by calvin humburg

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Thanks a lot, thats better the the dremal tool.

[ch]

Thats a good idea Austin. I think I made mine a shade short but I will check. ch

[CHE]

count me in.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

Count me in with a #3 frame DH with Titanic steel barrels

[Big Friend Ten (BFT)]

Short Ten DH with Titanic Steel barrels!!!

Show me, show me, show me... please?

Mark

[Bill Murphy]

I rotate my #3 frame 30" 10 gauge Titanic barrels between my NH gun and my BH gun. They fit better on the NH gun, but they're so neat on the BH.

[chris dawe]

I geuss you can count me in as well...it's not a Parker though,and it's on the bench waiting it's turn at restoration,it's a Ithaca N.I.D...she's seen better day's ,but should be up and running by winter.

[charlie cleveland]

the short ten will always be my favorite..in my youth i was in aweof the mighty ten and i guess i still am... i shoot the ten ga quite often it makes a fine gun for every thing from deer turkey quail duck to squirl to every thing in between...if you aint got one you dont know what your missing..... charlie

[scott porter]

I loved my first ten so much I bought another one. I have shot pheasants and clays with the first one and plan to shoot ducks with it in Louisiana this season. I am shooting #96343 short ten top lifter hammer gun. It is a D grade and appears in the Parker story many times since it formerly belonged to one of the authors. It is choked full and extra full with 28" bbls. I just purchased a grade 2 underlifter 10 with great metal but a butt stock broken at the wrist. Jim Kelly is doing a repair to make it a good shooter for clays. It has 30" bbls choked cyl/cyl.

[Labowner]

1889 32" NH