Parker V H Wood

[Jim Thynne]

I have a restocked Parker that someone has really messed with. It is a simple VH but deserves to have a original stock and forend. It is a #2 frame gun, and it needs to be put back to somewhat original condition!

[Jim Kremmel]

PM sent

[Jim Thynne]

How much are you asking ?

[Jim Kremmel]

How much are you asking ?


Jim, please send me a private message with your email or a text number and I can send you a few pictures and we can work out a price if you are interested.

[Jim Thynne]

I live in California,and my number here is 714-501-4510 I would love to hear from you!

[Jim Thynne]

Thank you I am pleased!

[Carl Marion]

I have a quick question about the stock on a 16 gauge Parker. The stock is plain with no checkering or engraving and it has a hard rubber but plate. The frame is 0 and the grade appears to be VH. is it reasonable to believe the stock is original?

[Brian Dudley]

I have a quick question about the stock on a 16 gauge Parker. The stock is plain with no checkering or engraving and it has a hard rubber but plate. The frame is 0 and the grade appears to be VH. is it reasonable to believe the stock is original?

Not in original condition. If it is factory wood.

[Carl Marion]

I am attaching pics of stock. Thoughts?

[Carl Marion]

See attached

[Brian Dudley]

If it was factory, it does not matter. It has been so butchered up, it is fire wood. That is among the worst Inhave seen. I dont know what some people are thinking sometimes…

[Scott Janowski]

I would say the only good thing about that stock is that in a proper fire it would keep you warm for about 10 minutes on a cold night.

[Harold Lee Pickens]

sorry Carl, but that stock is a mess, also looks like the frame has been blued--it should be case colored.

[Jim Thynne]

This is not factory wood. You may have to send it out to have proper wood made and fitted, or get lucky and find some original O frame wood

[Gary Bodrato]

It would make a heck of a great grip for a sawed off.