Nice Damascus 28 gauge

[Ronald Scott]

Got an extra 50k burning a hole in your pocket?

[Mills Morrison]

Mighty nice!!!!

[Dean Romig]

I've handled that one. I believe it used to belong to one of our esteemed members until he liquidated his D hammerless collection. 121474 is on the 0-frame.

It is a magnificent Parker that I wish was in my collection.

Actually it is 1 of 6 with 26" barrels.

I have the same gun but with 24" original Damascus barrels and is the only 24" Damascus barreled 28 gauge of ANY grade made by Parker Bros. and it isn't listed in that table on page 291 of TPS. It is in the 28-gauge section at the end of Vol II, as well as in the Serialization book but is listed with 28" Damascus barrels in both, which is unfortunately incorrect. I have the letter that supports what the gun actually has for barrels.

But again, the RHO gun is magnificent!





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[Randy G Roberts]

A member had a 24" DHE 28 gauge at the Rock for our viewing and handling pleasure. While I'm not much on the short barrels I could make an exception on that one. Really nice gun that would be a treat to carry.

[Dean Romig]

A member had a 24" DHE 28 gauge at the Rock for our viewing and handling pleasure. While I'm not much on the short barrels I could make an exception on that one. Really nice gun that would be a treat to carry.


Must have been Titanic barrels Randy? There were 4 of those made.




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[Randy G Roberts]

You are correct Dean. He also had a 32" GHE 16 gauge that was a solid original damascus gun. I inquired about him entertaining parting with it but I don't think that's gonna happen. Don't blame him.

[Dean Romig]

About two years ago David Trevallion had a 32" GHE with Damascus barrels and a straight grip in for repair. I tried to buy it from his customer.... for $7k - Nope, he wouldn't do it.





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[Randy G Roberts]

This one was a PG with nice clean untouched barrels and good dimensions for me. I'm going to follow up with the owner just in case in a few days. Never know if you don't try.

[Brett Hoop]

Hmmm... well while the 24” DHE 00 gun made me a little light headed, the CHE 28” of the day prior still remains one of my favorites. Said owner teases me every other year or so with something special, and he is a treasure of a gentleman we are so fortunate to call friend.
Good luck Randy you both are of similar spirit in that you let folks see them. And that’s something I appreciate.

[Richard Flanders]

I handled a 24" DHE28 in an Anchorage shop some years back. I believe Puglisi ended up with it. Steel bbls; not damascus

[Jay Gardner]

I have handled that gun as well, an experience I won’t forget.

[Reggie Bishop]

They have had that gun for a long time. It was on their rack at the Southern in 2019. Nice gun. Nice price.

[Dean Romig]

IMO it’s worth every dime of that price.





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[Reggie Bishop]

IMO it’s worth every dime of that price.





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It may very well be. But nevertheless it has been on the market for at least 2 years, longer I think, at that price.

[Dean Romig]

Maybe it needs to go to one of the better auction houses.

But I will admit that Bill is very strong on asking prices.
I like it better when he actually puts a price on exceptional guns rather than that old POR.



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