Common Parker

[Pa SxS]

Here are pictures of my GH 12 ga, 2 frame 30" barrels. What I like about this gun is that the engraving seems to be cut deeper which really makes it stand out. I question whether the action has ever been taken apart.

[terc]

I tried to post some photos this evening.I couldn't make it work.I think my files are to large.I can't figure out how to shrink them.They work on gunbroker and other sights.
Any Tips?
Dave

[Pa SxS]

Dave,

In the reply box, find the paper clip icon at the top. Click on it and it will bring up a new window. If the pictures are on your hard drive, click on the first browse box, find your picture and click on it. It will insert into "File Name" at the bottom, then click "Open" The file will then be in the top fill in box. Do this for each picture you want shown, then click on "Upload". The file will automatically be resized for you.

[terc]

I tried that about 5 times yesterday.Everything seemed to work ,but after about 5 mins. of uploading an error message came up.I'll try again when I have some time.
Thanks dave

[Ed Bowen]

HI DAVE, I RECENTLY BOUGHT THE GH 12 POSTED HERE AT THIS YEARS VINTAGERS, USED IT IN MICHIGAN ON GROUSE AND WOODCOCK, AND HERE AT HOME (BEDFORD COUNTY PA) ON THE SAME. BEEN USING 2 1/2 INCH RST SPREADER LOADS IN THE GUN SO FAR 10 WOODCOCK 3 GROUSE THE GUN FITS LIKE A GLOVE HANDLES LIKE A WAND, I LOVE IT.

[terc]

Ed, I tried to send you a private message,I don't think it worked. It is a great gun.I'm glad to hear your using it. I may have a little info on it. I'm not far from you,Johnstown actually. Call or email me.
Dave
814 525 1478
dtercek@atlanticb.net

[Ross Berck]

Here is my GH 55333 one of the first hammerless guns.

[Bruce Day]

While the new software is supposed to resize all photos to an acceptable size, it doesn't, and gives an error message. I still have to resize the photos by emailing it to myself, saving the photo from sent emails, then posting the resized saved one.

[Dean Romig]

What a PITA . . .

Hey John, can ya fix it??

[Setter Man]

Chuck,

That is as nice a G as I ahve ever seen. The screws look untouched so I doubt anyone has been in there. As for the endgraving, I suspect the reason it looks so deep is because it shows very little wear. It is a beautiful gun, that's for sure.