Alan: that is amazing.The first chance you get go by a lottery ticket even though you already won.Thomas

it's a V grade with 28 inch barrels. I had to go to NJ to help my brother but I will post pic's when I return. It still has some case colors and bores are perfect locks up thight and is on face. He wanted so little for it I didn't know what to do so I asked him if he was sure on the price and he said he just wanted it to go to a good home. Asked him if he had any other guns said no that this was grandpop's barn rat gun ??? I always used a piece of junk 22 with bird shot for my rat guns. He did throw in 2 boxes of peters 2 inch 8 shot 410 shells nice boxes both full. I guess that is barn rat ammo?? I will have to remember to mark it just for barn rats!!! Thomas I bought lottery ticks the other day somebody else got my money!!

the only thing I ever see at garage sales are old worn out kids toys and baby stuff. too cool man!!

Being full, those boxes of cartridges are certainly worth something, especially the 2" variety. A good day for you, indeed!

Congratulations. Looking forward to pictures.

Here is another way to look at this, Bad day for the seller. Gerald.

I once bought a Martin D-12-20 guitar at the Goodwill for $20, but a Parker .410 tops that!

Some people have all the luck. It is inspiring that this stuff is still out there and the hunt is alot of fun anyways.

Sometimes I think it's all about the hunt!

Having a Parker .410 at home in the safe beats the hunt any day. I have told my Parker .410 skeet gun story on this forum so it doesn't need to be told here again. Anyhow, Allen's story if better than mine.