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Dean Romig
07-03-2015, 08:31 AM
Charlie Price, Richard Hoover, and Austin Hogan as well as some other Parker researchers came up with this listing several years ago. I don't know if this has ever been shown before so here it is in its entirety. Those interested should copy/paste these files or print them for future reference.

Disclaimer::: I do not know if this represents the TOTAL number of 11 gauge Parkers made nor do I know what sources of research were used in its compilation.




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Richard White
07-03-2015, 04:40 PM
Dean, is there another page? In another post (Guns with an "O"), Charlie Cleveland posts he pulled his 11 gauge out of the "corner" and its serial # was O1500. #2149 is the earliest listed on the lists posted here; or should the lists be considered incomplete?

Dean Romig
07-03-2015, 07:22 PM
I have no information re the list's authentication. There may be more serial numbers of 11 gauge guns not known to the authors of this list. What I have pictured is all I have and all I know of.

Jim DiSpagno
07-03-2015, 08:15 PM
I can vouch for#2422. 11ga chambered for the 12A shell. All original 28" Damascus barrels pistol grip 2 frame

Gary Carmichael Sr
07-04-2015, 10:39 AM
I talked with Richard a while back I believe there were more 11 gauge guns made 161? verses 14gauge guns around 150, this as per the information available at the time of research, I own 3834 30" Damascus 11 bore chambered for the 12-A shell as per the PGCA letter, Gary

George Lander
07-06-2015, 07:20 PM
Charlie Price, Richard Hoover, and Austin Hogan as well as some other Parker researchers came up with this listing several years ago. I don't know if this has ever been shown before so here it is in its entirety. Those interested should copy/paste these files or print them for future reference.

Disclaimer::: I do not know if this represents the TOTAL number of 11 gauge Parkers made nor do I know what sources of research were used in its compilation.




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I have one

Best Regards, George