Skeet Guns

[Robert Delk]

I heard from a well known dealer that a famous Parker repair/restoration shop offered to stamp his GHE with skeet markings when they refinished it in the 70's.They had the correct stamps apparently.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Robert Delk

I heard from a well known dealer that a famous Parker repair/restoration shop offered to stamp his GHE with skeet markings when they refinished it in the 70's.They had the correct stamps apparently.

That would have been DelGrego’s shop. I have seen several Parkers of various grades that were “upgraded” to “Skeet Gun” configuration but a lot of them were double trigger extractor guns without the reinforced forend lug but had the ‘appropriate’ Skeet stamps.





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[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by John Davis

FWIW, I once had a Remington/Parker 16 gauge skeet gun (noted as such on the IBM card) that was not reversed choked. It had a single selective trigger.

The 28 gauge single-trigger VHE Skeet gun I recently sold has reverse chokes.

[J.B. Books]

Originally Posted by Robert Delk

I heard from a well known dealer that a famous Parker repair/restoration shop offered to stamp his GHE with skeet markings when they refinished it in the 70's.They had the correct stamps apparently.

Somebody here once posted that DelGrego & Son turned out more Parker "Skeet" guns than Parker/Remington ever made.