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Unfortunately no Parkers came my way this year, mainly due to my focusing on a couple of Model-21 custom upgrade projects I've had in the works. I was able to complete the 20ga & then found a 16ga to match it, so now it's in the works.
The 20 is a first year DT, Extractor, 28" gun that I converted to a flat side, English grip, skeleton butt with a ho-hum stick of wood & American prairie bird theme engraving, plus a ducks head on the top lever.
Before & after pic's
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Unfortunately no Parkers came my way this year, mainly due to my focusing on a couple of Model-21 custom upgrade projects I've had in the works. I was able to complete the 20ga & then found a 16ga to match it, so now it's in the works.
The 20 is a first year DT, Extractor, 28" gun that I converted to a flat side, English grip, skeleton butt with a ho-hum stick of wood & American prairie bird theme engraving, plus a ducks head on the top lever.
Before & after pic's
I thought it looked like a pretty honest, good looking 21 to begin with but wow! That's a better than average 2x4 they hung on that 21 for you.
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that's a unusal carbide light in the picture...can you tell us about it....very nice coffee grinder very nice and bright colors....all I got this year was a 22 stevens crackshot rifle and one of those 30 round plastic 22 s....charlie
Well 2020 was good year health wise and Parker wise, I sold several high grade hammer guns and bought several, The ones that stand out are the 16ga with milled out receiver and 38" barrels, and the AAHE with 32" Whitworth barrels that is consecutive numbered to my AA Hammergun also with 32" Whitworth brls both pigeon guns ser# 92791 and 92792. Gary
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the AAHE with 32" Whitworth barrels that is consecutive numbered to my AA Hammergun also with 32" Whitworth brls both pigeon guns ser# 92791 and 92792. Gary
If you take the 2 at the end, and put it at the front, you get my telephone number. Numbers tickle the shit out of me.
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that's a unusal carbide light in the picture...can you tell us about it
Charlie, that lantern is an old Delta battery lantern. It's marked N.Y.N.H. & H. RR. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad. That company goes back to the time when they owned the rails, and several side-wheel steamboats that ran from New York, up the Connecticut river, to Hartford. I hope to able to get a battery for it if I can get my credit score up a little higher
New to me a very nice nh 32 in. F/F choked 10 ga. With factory str. Grip stock that i would have ordered. 13 3/4 lop over dhbp, 1 5/8 ths dac and 2 3/4 dah. Barrels show a lot of twist pattern bores a perfect and tight as new !
Happy hunting and a better 2021 !
Scott
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