For Russ

[Bruce Day]

SN 241,492 B 20/26 Rem Parker record on gun.


Similar to yours and as sent as promised.

[Dean Romig]

Bruce, sharper pictures please. :smiley7:

[Russ Jackson]

Bruce ,That looks like a beauty ,as Dean said ,Have you any sharper pics ?:corn:

[Bruce Day]

Not mine, belongs to another friend PGCA member who does not post here. I'll see what I can do. FYI, in case a person is curious, its listed on the Remington end of production list as a B grade and requiring only a single trigger installation. The single trigger on the gun is a late Parker SST now. I'm sure there could be much speculation and conjecture about it but what is definitely known is only the Remington documentation. The leather faced pad is not original, was added by the present owner. The gun was said to come from the estate of a Remington executive or board member, name unknown.

The gun is what it is and in my opinion, for what its worth, it is a fine handling, gorgeous, well made gun and I know that 20 years ago, it sold for a high amount.

[Russ Jackson]

Bruce ,I have to agree with you ,it is a gorgeous Parker ,I as I am sure many here would love to be the owner of such a fine gun ! As far as the trigger and Butt treatment ,I like the Pad ,In my eye ,it sets the wood off very nicely ! But as you say ," for what its worth " ,everybody likes what they like ,I really like the Skeleton plates also ,but with that said ,I also really like the looks of the pad on my DH 28 Ga. , Which I am sure wouldn't be for every one ! Russ

[Russ Jackson]

Again ," for what its worth " I attempted to upload a pic. of the Pad on my gun ,but for some reason ,I can't seem to get her done ! Russ

[Bill Murphy]

Would sure like a better look at that rib and breech treatment.