16ga Parker

[Bruce Day]

Now I completely understand if folks want to get excited about a chopped barrel , no action relic selling cheap on E Bay, but if they feel a need to look at a whole gun, here is one.

The damascus pattern is Stars and Stripes or sometimes called American Bunting.

This one is owned by a friend whom I understand bought it with a load of hay rather than possibly being accused of ( horrors) using a checkbook to make a purchase.

[charlie cleveland]

musta been a awfully big load of hay....thats a nice 16 hammer gun and a 0frame to boot...wonder if that fellow wants to trade for some more hay.... charlie

[Rick Losey]

musta been a awfully big load of hay....thats a nice 16 hammer gun and a 0frame to boot...wonder if that fellow wants to trade for some more hay.... charlie

Yeah - i was going to say hay prices must have gone up lately, I was just going to get some straw -I hope that won't cost a Parker :rotf:

Once again Bruce - very nice, thank you for posting it.

[Gerald McPherson]

Now that is a neat gun. I can see hay in every direction around here but Parkers like this one are scarce as hens teeth. Nice. Gerald.

[edgarspencer]

That's a pretty gun, but the top lever is all crooked.

[Bruce Day]

Well Gerald, this one came out of Kentucky.

Doc Van bought a decent 16ga top action hammer gun at a gun show in Pratt KS. It was neglected and needed work, but it was all there. Stock is fixed, barrels refinshed, lots of wow now.

They are out there. Sometimes a person looks for years, sometimes at the first small town gun show you attend. They don't all come from the east coast.

[Destry L. Hoffard]

It's nice that you have friends with fancy guns for you to take pictures of. The rest of us heathens wouldn't get to see a good one if it wasn't for you......

DLH

[Dean Romig]

Now That's a crime!!

The crime is that it isn't mine :crying:

[Angel Cruz]

Bruce, you are killing me..:crying: I would sell a kidney to buy that gun.

[calvin humburg]

I'll repeat myself my o my.

[Ed Blake]

Whatever kind of hay that was I need to plant some in the lower 40.

[Paul Plager]

In the upper 40 even!!!

[Brian Stucker]

In California, tradin' hay's called marijuana. Worth almost as much as Parkers!