Bore pitting

[William Woods]

Mr. Kelley,

According to this website there are existing records for your gun. I sent you a PM with additional information from the Parker Identification and Serialization Book on your gun. There are many knowledgeable people on this site (I am not one of those). The advice you received regarding having a knowledgeable gunsmith check your gun should be heeded. In my PM to you I suggested you join the club and order a letter for your gun. Congratulations and best wishes.

[Richard J. Kelley]

Originally Posted by William Woods

Mr. Kelley,

According to this website there are existing records for your gun. I sent you a PM with additional information from the Parker Identification and Serialization Book on your gun. There are many knowledgeable people on this site (I am not one of those). The advice you received regarding having a knowledgeable gunsmith check your gun should be heeded. In my PM to you I suggested you join the club and order a letter for your gun. Congratulations and best wishes.

Many thanks. Still having a bit of trouble with navigation (PMs vs Posts)
Please be patient - - I will figure it out - -

[Richard J. Kelley]

I think your advice is excellent. I would prefer an 'expert' knowledgeable in early Parker shotguns - - . I expect the person I am hunting for might be easier to find in New England than Texas, but if I can find the right guy in Houston or Dallas, it would be easier to give him the gun for a week or two, rather than take 100 pictures, and still overlook something - -

It seems like this is the forum to start my search for an expert. Do you have any suggestions for which 'board'/(room/heading) would be best?

[mobirdhunter]

Congratulations on your Parker. We certainly have members in TX. I hope one sees your post and chimes in regarding checking your lifter out.