Short Ten w/o Damascus Barrels

[Victor Wasylyna]

How common/rare is a Parker 10 gauge with fluid steel barrels? Full disclosure: Julia's is selling one. I have not seen many/any, so it piqued my interest. Wish condition was better. Think I need one (but just dropped a stack on Leica Noctivids).

-Victor

[Destry L. Hoffard]

They're mighty scarce.

[bob weeman]

Had my hands on this one today at preview....could be a decent shooter in my opinion if the butt stock holds up and it goes for a low enough price. Dimensions seemed ok too with being just a trifle short...not sure what the chokes are or what the pellet count in the letter means...the break in the wrist is in the same plane as the barrels and just above the thinnest part of the wrist...hope this helps...

[bob weeman]

Did you win it Victor?

[Victor Wasylyna]

Did you win it Victor?

Nope

[Bill Murphy]

They gave it away.

[Mike Franzen]

How much did it go for?

[Victor Wasylyna]

How much did it go for?

$3,737.50. Estimate was $2,000 to $3,000.

-Victor

[Larry Stauch]

$3,737.50. Estimate was $2,000 to $3,000.

-Victor

That would be incredibly cheap. According to the book they only made 205 in any grade.

Thank the lord, I have one of the D grades.

[Larry Stauch]

Had my hands on this one today at preview....could be a decent shooter in my opinion if the butt stock holds up and it goes for a low enough price. Dimensions seemed ok too with being just a trifle short...not sure what the chokes are or what the pellet count in the letter means...the break in the wrist is in the same plane as the barrels and just above the thinnest part of the wrist...hope this helps...

What grade was this gun?

[Victor Wasylyna]

What grade was this gun?

GH grade.

-Victor