parker nh grade 10 gauge hammerless value

[Rodney Short]

i just aquired this gun in fine cond,has twist barrels very nice wood
original finish bores are bright and virtually no pitting

about 25% case colors remain any help would be great

[George M. Purtill]

Pictures will help.

[Rodney Short]

ill try and get pics if you send me your email;

but for now a ballpark value for a very nice example

[George M. Purtill]

The pictures are not for me. If you want to take advantage of the collective wisdom on the forum, you will be best served by providing good information.
Be careful to not go afoul of our no selling rule.

[Rodney Short]

im not selling the gun i just aquired it, the guns not yet arrived and pics i have im unsure how to post on here, ive seen them on the net varying in prices from 500$-2500$

[Destry L. Hoffard]

Good condition to you and good condition to somebody else could be vastly different things. Posting pictures would be the only way to go. You can't sell guns on here unless you're a member of the PGCA, just be aware.


Destry

[Rodney Short]

as i stated i have no intent to sell this gun? when i have pics ill try and post
or if someone wants to send and email adress i could send pics to you

[Bill Murphy]

Rodney, your estimate is right on the money. The NH ten is a very popular gun for serious Parker shooters. There have been some beauties pictured on this forum.

[John Dunkle]

You can send them to me - and I'll post them for you..? Try:

admin(at)reutterwerk.com

Some might say I know how to upload pics on this site - but - don't believe what they tell you ;)

Best to you - and welcome aboard!

John D.

[E Robert Fabian]

I paid in the low two thousand range for this gun which was in real nice original condition and the super ten wasn't nearly as popular. She is a bit more worn these day's and is on her way on a snow goose hunt this weekend.

[scott kittredge]

I paid in the low two thousand range for this gun which was in real nice original condition and the super ten wasn't nearly as popular. She is a bit more worn these day's and is on her way on a snow goose hunt this weekend.

WOW, a snow goose hunt, you lucky SOB, wish i could go:rotf: what ever the gun is worth you will see it was worth the price when you bring it on at hunt. scott

[Mark Ouellette]

That's a righteous NH 10 E. Robert! :bowdown:

[Steve Huffman]

I think I would have asked before I bought it if you worried about the price , unless it was free or cheap !

[George M. Purtill]

Robert is that a P og G AKA NH?

[Bill Murphy]

No way. Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and take a chance.

[George M. Purtill]

No way. Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and take a chance.

agreed Bill
The best things i have bought have been on impulse. Some of the worst as well.

[E Robert Fabian]

Robert is that a P og G AKA NH?

It's equal would be a PH. I've posted this before but when patterning this gun I got 89% R and 91% L at 40 yrds. with 1 1/8 of 7 1/2's . I had to learn to hold back when shooting this gun and let the birds get out there a bit. I first realized this when shooting a wood duck at 25-30 yrds. and seeing the pattern only connect on one side of the bird which was more than enough.

[Mills Morrison]

I love my NH 10. They are great guns and every serious Parker collector should have one

[Pete Lester]

I love my NH 10. They are great guns and every serious Parker collector should have one

......and every serious "fowler" or shooter at "tall" birds should have one!

[Dean Romig]

Y'all may remember this 2004 Parker Pages cover photo by H. Armstrong Roberts and contributed by Bob Roberts.

I think Mike Stackhouse would agree with you!!



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[Bill Murphy]

Mike's gun is a Parker Steel barrel P grade, if I remember correctly. I sold my steel PH to a friend a few years ago. Oh, well.