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Some Parkers do actually have a sound that can be heard from a distance, but most are rather silent, kind of like a bank vault. The guns that have a really distinctive sound are Foxes that have not been messed with and some L.C. Smiths in crispy condition. Some writers of outdoor pursuits have not had the experience with different guns that we would like them to have had.
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