12 guage parker serial #100075 closet queen

[robert emery]

this parker has hid in the families closet for years. the shield in the stock is engraved O.E. BACHM'N. it has been well taken care of as the colors on the frame are visable as is the design on the barrels although showing signs of use but as new inside. the frame is a#2 and marked G the wood is very nicely figured the checkering is worn smooth the barrels are 30 in. and appear to be full and full. any info. would be appreciated. thank you

[Mills Morrison]

We'll be able to help you more with photos

[wayne goerres]

A full serial no. might also help. The gun may be in the book.

[Rick Losey]

he shows it in the title line
serial #100075

unfortunately its not in the book

[robert emery]

Is there any reason this serial number isn't in "the book"? All numbers match. it has seen service but has been very well kept and has its' own fine leather case. I thought the name Bachm'n might have been a clue to its owner. I do appreciate the feed back. Thank You: r emery

[Eric Estes]

Robert, unfortunately there are a number of stock books missing and your serial number falls in one of the missing stock books. However, a check of your serial number from the link on the PGCA research letter page shows that there are surviving records to order a research letter for your gun. It is possible a research letter could shed more light. Joining the PGCA reduces the cost of research letters significantly and with the quarterly Parker Pages publication included with membership is a first rate deal. Sounds like a nice gun. We would love to see pictures.

[Bill Murphy]

We can give you a lot of information if you will figure out how to post some pictures. A PGCA letter will also give you some information on original ownership.

[Mills Morrison]

Our website says there are surviving factory records for your gun. Therefore, a research letter would yield some information. You can join PGCA and get the discounted $40 rate. You won't regret it.