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One of my 10 gauge Parkers is a light one on a #2 frame and sports 30" Twist barrels. It is an 1881 Lifter. I took it to the Southern Side by Side shoot in Sanford NC a few years ago. I had some 10/12 Gauge Mate's and was going to shoot it that with low pressure 12 gauge shell. Morris Baker and Alex Papp the oweners of RST gave me a had full of their 10 gauge shells and with trepidation I used them and shot well. They are easy on the gun and shoulder and tough on clay's and game.
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