Case Cutting
 

If I were trying to imitated shooting a brand new shell in a brand new Parker, I would set the blade at 2 13/16 inch. That allows +/- 1/16 tolerance.

Best, Austin

Thanks a lot, thats better the the dremal tool.

Thats a good idea Austin. I think I made mine a shade short but I will check. ch

count me in.

Count me in with a #3 frame DH with Titanic steel barrels

Short Ten DH with Titanic Steel barrels!!!

Show me, show me, show me... please?

Mark

I rotate my #3 frame 30" 10 gauge Titanic barrels between my NH gun and my BH gun. They fit better on the NH gun, but they're so neat on the BH.

I geuss you can count me in as well...it's not a Parker though,and it's on the bench waiting it's turn at restoration,it's a Ithaca N.I.D...she's seen better day's ,but should be up and running by winter.

the short ten will always be my favorite..in my youth i was in aweof the mighty ten and i guess i still am... i shoot the ten ga quite often it makes a fine gun for every thing from deer turkey quail duck to squirl to every thing in between...if you aint got one you dont know what your missing..... charlie

another short ten
 

I loved my first ten so much I bought another one. I have shot pheasants and clays with the first one and plan to shoot ducks with it in Louisiana this season. I am shooting #96343 short ten top lifter hammer gun. It is a D grade and appears in the Parker story many times since it formerly belonged to one of the authors. It is choked full and extra full with 28" bbls. I just purchased a grade 2 underlifter 10 with great metal but a butt stock broken at the wrist. Jim Kelly is doing a repair to make it a good shooter for clays. It has 30" bbls choked cyl/cyl.