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Unread 01-04-2015, 11:00 PM   #1
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I have a friend that has three Parker 12 gauge guns with 34" pipes . Two of them are DH guns (not sure if they have ejectors or not) . And the third gun I think is a GH or VH .

He uses the two D grade guns as his sporting clays guns , not sure what the chokes are either but he shoots them very well .

Anyway I was curiouse of the scarcity of 34" guns ?

And were most of the 34" 12 gauge guns field guns or target guns ?
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34" 12 gauges are rare and sought after. Your friend is lucky
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Yes, to have 3 of them is a special thing.
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One of the recent issues of Garden & Gun had a feature on Southern Guides. Father and son team from Mississippi pictured in a Duck blind with there "34 inch Parker". Don't have it at hand for exact reference right now.

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I've got two, one a DHE and one a DH.

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I've got two, one a DHE and one a DH.

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If you don't mind saying how tight are they choked ?
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My SC SBT has a 34 inch barrel. It is very smooth on targets. I'd like to try it on turkeys as well. It is a great gun and draws no end of praise on the range.
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DHE is extra full and extra full, never measured the DH.
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I have one DHE with a straight stock built in 1907. It is choked full and full. It's a beautiful gun.
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lucky fellows... only thing i would like better than a set of 34 inch barrels would be a set of 36 inch....charlie
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