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Harry Scalione
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Posted: Sat Mar 29th, 2008 07:22 pm |
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| Gentlemen; I have in my possession a Parker model GH, serial # 85080 which I've had for many years. My question, after scouring this interesting site, is how common is a two barrel set with matching serial numbers? One is 34"s and the other is 26"s, quite a difference. I can only guess that this gun was rather diverse in its use. Any incite would be appreciated. Harry
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Roger Whitfield
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Posted: Sat Mar 29th, 2008 08:18 pm |
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| Harry, Factory records exist for your gun. We welcome you to join the PGCA which makes the factory letter available to you for $40.00 non members pay $60.00. Parker factory two barrel sets are very collectible and a set of 34" barrels as part of a two barrel set are quite interesting. Your gun is definitely worthy of a letter and it may even provide you with information as to the original purchaser. Post some pictures on the forum and you will get lots of replies....Roger
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Bill Murphy
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Posted: Sat Mar 29th, 2008 09:02 pm |
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| That combination is very rare and unusual if it is as it was made or even if it can be documented as having had a barrel set made later.
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RICHARD L ANDERSON
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Posted: Sun Mar 30th, 2008 12:54 am |
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Your set is very different to say the least and I would look to a research letter to confirm that the gun was ordered that way.
As to the rareity of two bbl sets I asked that very question here some time ago and had no response. I have 3 two bbl sets and know of several other members with them so I doubt they are very rare. My sets are 26/30, 28/28, 28/30 inch barrel lengths.
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