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Richard Flanders 12-02-2009 10:43 PM

Sounds like a challenging restoration project. If you decide to part it out I bet you could sell the hammers, hammer screws, and internal lock parts, especially the main springs, for more than what you paid for it.

Russ Jackson 12-03-2009 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jack Cronkhite (Post 8333)
Thanks Carl: The pictures appear to agree with the book. Interesting that it may be a 10ga. If it becomes shootable, I may have to chase honkers again. Any 10ga enthusiasts ever use them for pheasant??
Cheers,
Jack

YEP !!!!!!!!!! Works like a charm ! :bigbye:

Jack Cronkhite 12-04-2009 10:08 PM

So now I want to chase roosters with a hammer gun. Given my description of the barrels, any suggestions for someone who has the expertise to assess whether or not they are even a candidate for restoration and who can restore them? Thanks, Jack

Russ Jackson 12-05-2009 12:05 AM

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Jack; I recently had a set of barrels done by Dale Edmonds and they are beautiful !! They looked pretty rough when I sent them ,same kind of thing ,I ask Dale to assess them and he thought they were good candidates and redid them ,What do you think ?

Jack Cronkhite 12-05-2009 07:52 AM

I think they look very nice. The biggest concern I have with mine is the ring of weld and what that might mean. I will contact Dale Edmonds to see what he thinks Thanks. Jack

Dave Suponski 12-05-2009 08:03 AM

Russ,Very nice! Hammer or hammerless gun?

Russ Jackson 12-05-2009 10:25 AM

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Dave; Thank you ; It is an EH grade I picked up at a local show about a year ago ,It is, of course you know this but some may not " A 10 Ga." also it is on a # 2 frame ,and weighs a little over 9 lb's with its 30 " barrels !What is a little different is the thickness and the depth of the stock ,it is just a little ,maybe an eighth in. or so thicker and a little deeper from top to bottom than a standard 12 Ga. stock and for a light 10 ,it feels really nice and balanced when you swing this gun ! Also still nice and thin in the wrist ,like all Parkers !

Dave Suponski 12-05-2009 11:47 AM

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Russ,That is a great looking gun! And on a 2 frame frame it must be a joy to shoot.I have a couple of 10,s.The top gun is my EH.The funny thing about this gun is the engaving is very lightly done.The bottom gun is my NH.I shot this gun this past Sunday at trap.The boys were rolling on the ground watching this old girl destroy targets with an 1 1/4oz. of 8's.Both guns are 30" 3 frame guns. I really should take them out for some ducks as my town has a rich history of duck hunting on Long Island Sound here in CT.Now if I can only find a nice light 10 for grouse...:rolleyes:

Russ Jackson 12-05-2009 12:23 PM

Thanks for the compliments on the gun Dave , yours are both very nice also ,and the gun on the top in your pic. has gorgeous wood on it !I believe it is your EH am I correct ?

Dave Suponski 12-05-2009 12:35 PM

Ya Russ,The EH is on top..


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