1 frame 12 PH

[Harold Lee Pickens]

How common/uncommon, desirable are 1 frame 12's . I have been offered a PH 12 on a 1 frame with uncut 26" twist steel barrels. I do not know any more particulars than that. Going to see it tomorrow. Would seem to have been ordered as an upland gun in that configuration. Will post photos of course if I pick it up

[legh higgins]

I have a 1 frame 12 ph with damascus barrels very rare.

[Mike Poindexter]

I picked up a 12 ga GH 1 Fr. with 26in Dam2 barrels last year as a walk in at a local gun show. Weighs 6 1/2 lbs, 14 1/4 LOP and 2 3/4 drop to DHBP. Letters as being ordered with "RH Cylinder" and "Lite". Stock book shows 120 #7 pattern Right and 240 #7 pattern Left, just what you'd expect. It weighs the same as my 1 Fr. 16 ga. and is my go-to gun for close bird work. I wouldn't trade it.

[Rick Losey]

i don't think a 1 frame 12 is at all unusual

but- add in the 26 inch original twist barrels and I think you have an uncommon combination

seems we had a thread on these just a little while ago

[Gary Laudermilch]

I have a 1 frame 12 with factory 26" twist barrels choked .012 and .024. At 6-10 it is a delight to carry and the modern stock dimensions make it eminently shootable. I load it with 7/8 oz loads but have shot it with 1 oz. I think it would become uncomfortable with the heavier load on a 100 target course. For the guy that does not like the light weight of most Parker 20's, the 12 1 frames are a viable alternative at half the price of an equivalent 20. I certainly like mine. One of my shooting buddies threatens to steal it every time I have it at the range.

[Jerry Harlow]

I have a 1902 DH 12 28" number 1 frame. If in the last two score years the white man had not wiped out all of the bobwhites in my state it would be my bird gun. Six pounds, fourteen ounces .005 R and .024 L. I was always a 12 gauge man. Did not like to cripple anything.

[Mills Morrison]

I have several 1 frame 12 gauges and don't think they are that uncommon. I do not own any original 26" 12 gauges though and would think they are less common.

[Rich Anderson]

I don't think there that uncommon. If memory serves the keeper of Parker records has a 1 frame two barrel set, now that would be a rare find.

[Daryl Corona]

I don't think there that uncommon. If memory serves the keeper of Parker records has a 1 frame two barrel set, now that would be a rare find.

If I'm not mistaken the "keeper's" gun is a 1/2 frame.

[Dave Suponski]

Yes it is Daryl. And a very nice one to boot.

[Mills Morrison]

I do not have a 1/2 frame yet, but I do like my 1 frame 12 gauges

[Harold Lee Pickens]

Never seen a 1/2 frame 12, that would be a very desirable gun

[James L. Martin]

I have a 1899 GH 1 frame that was sent back to Remington and had the 28" Damascus barrels replaced with 1/2 frame V grade 26" barrels and forearm. It weighs 6" 11". the only Parker I have that is stamped I/C & MOD.

[Chuck Bishop]

Harold, I'll be shooting it at Hausmann's. Look me up! http://parkerguns.org/forums/album.php?albumid=358

[Rich Anderson]

That memory thing is a tricky subject:rotf:

[Jeff Christie]

I like the 1 frame guns a lot as they seem a little more svelte than one and half or two frames. But they aren't always lighter. They just look that way. I rescued a one frame GH at a gun show and it weighs more than my two frame GH. Same barrel length.

[Mike Franzen]

I have a 1 frame VH with 24" factory barrels. Weighs 6-10 and choked imp cyl and lt mod.

[Michael Moffa]

I really like a 28" 0 frame 16 for walking around. Especially at the airport, everybody moves out of the way!