28 Gauge AAHE

[Kirk Potter]

This may have been discussed before, I think it’s been listed for a while. But what a beautiful gun! I’m guessing skeet in/skeet out is not original? I don’t have my copy of The Parker Story handy, but there can’t have been many made. 5 lbs 7 oz. What a joy to carry through the woodcock woods.

https://www.gunsinternational.com/guns-for-sale-online/shotguns/parker-shotguns/very-scarce-parker-aahe-grade-7-shotgun-in-28-gauge-with-26-inch-barrels.cfm?gun_id=103425840

[Reggie Bishop]

yes it was discussed here

https://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=44646&highlight=AAHE+gauge

[Dave Noreen]

There is a Remington repair code stamp on the left barrel flat W E or F 3 which would be August 1936 or 7 which could lend some credibility to the SKEET OUT and SKEET IN markings.

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[Kevin McCormack]

Who cares what the markings say or when they were put on? Go for it and buy it anyway!!

[CraigThompson]

Who cares what the markings say or when they were put on? Go for it and buy it anyway!!

True but I gotta admit I’d like it more better with longer barrels and tighter chokes .

[Rich Anderson]

I would have been on it like white on rice if had been a straight grip.
I have an AHE 28 with 26 inch barrels and a PG.