1891 CH on GB:

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

I honestly took one look at that gun and muttered to myself, "there's Craigs gun".

I hear you ! What’s your ETA for Wednesday ?

[Craig Larter]

I own a CH 12ga 1 frame within a couple hundred serial numbers from the gun being discussed. My gun's bores measure .751/.750 (.038/.038 min walls) which I believe is correct for the period. So if the dealer measured the chokes with a drop in choke gauge the chokes listed are most likely incorrect.
I like the gun and thinks it's cool, but no space in my gunroom.

[Bruce A Lyons]

They have some interesting items this week. 2 other Parkers, as well as a Colt and W.C Scott All need some love but seem worthy of a little time/money. The D grade GB906173189 looks like it might be a restock. Remington grip cap. I have bid on their items in the past, they just seem to go for a little more then I'm willing to pay

[Mills]

Interest (and bidding) seems to be heating up. Good for the seller and the lucky winner.

[Bruce A Lyons]

Got in the game on the W.C. Scott. GB906210624. High grade gun with lovely wood.

[Bruce P Bruner]

Originally Posted by bruce a lyons

Got in the game on the W.C. Scott. GB906210624. High grade gun with lovely wood.

Yes, that stock is outstanding. The chokes measuring at cylinder are not particularly appealing for me. But that wood...

[Bruce A Lyons]

Ye old gun, pre choke. I find it amazing what they created about 5 years before Parker got started.

[jeffery c]

https://www.gunsamerica.com/95433442...ade-4-or-C.htm

Here’s another Bernard CH for members to look at.

[Mills]

I noticed that one too but also saw no feedback and only two completed sales for the seller.

[Kevin McCormack]

About 25 years ago I passed up buying an AHE Damascus 12 ga. that had a sea otter floating on its back in a kelp bed trying to crack open a clam with some sort of rock or stone engraved on its floorplate. A Winchester collector named David Bichrest from Maine had taken it in trade against a scarce lever action, and said he was not having much luck selling it because of the 'dangerous' Damascus barrels. I think the asking price back then was around $2500 (*sob!*).