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Unread 05-04-2023, 01:08 PM   #1
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If you insist Craig,

Yes, another one followed me home, it is a 6 frame 32” grade 2 with fairly open chokes, .018 & .020. Was hoping to take a spin on the practice 5 stand before waving the Southern on Sunday, but weather and time didn’t allow
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Very nice Stan!! Mike Smith told me he bought a second 8 Saturday at the Southern, GH 36" I think. I'm sure we will see it at Hausmann's, looking forward to seeing you and the new cannon.
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Craig,

I was able to shoulder Mike's new 8, it is a monster with 36" barrels. Looking forward to Hausmans also, maybe we can try the Bo Whoop targets.

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I happened by just as Mike was wrapping up the deal. It's a beast.
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A Grade-5 James?

What a magnificent Parker!





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This gun is truly spectacular!!!!
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Thanks for sharing this beautiful Parker James!

What is the length of the 2 sets of barrels.

Please post more pictures if possible,
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This is a grade 6. Original barrel lengths are 32&28. Original case.

Made in 1876 and although not stated as an exhibition gun it is about 5-10 serial numbers away from the one in the book.

More to come.

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James,
Your gun looks like the twin of this gun. This gun was built in 1875.
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This is a grade 6. Original barrel lengths are 32&28. Original case.

Made in 1876 and although not stated as an exhibition gun it is about 5-10 serial numbers away from the one in the book.

More to come.

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James do you have any idea of how much constriction in the 28” barrels ? I assume the 32’s are tight and tighter yet .
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