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Ron Ercole 11-20-2013 12:40 PM

I' M LOOKING AT A AAHE REM RESTORATION.AND WOULD LIKE A BALLPARK EST OF IT'S WORTH. THANKS FOR THE HELP, RON.

David Dwyer 11-20-2013 01:49 PM

I know the GA Barnett gun, actually owned it for two days. It was at the Fall Southern in 2011 with its owner. Restored by Jim Kelley, Darlington SC.
Nice gun

David Dwyer 11-20-2013 01:51 PM

Ron
Need a LOT more details to give an estimate as to value. If its a dealer gun someone might comment , if it's one of us-probably not
David

David Dwyer 11-20-2013 02:36 PM

Ron
What makes you think it is a Remington restoration?? We would really like to help you,but you are not giving us any help to do so.We like to recruit new members and the best way is to help them make a good investment in a Parker.
David

greg conomos 11-20-2013 03:33 PM

What does the PGCA letter say about it?

Ron Ercole 11-23-2013 09:19 AM

The gun I have found is held by Robin H O . If you ck out their site, it will be of some help.

I am told it was res. by Rem in 1939???. I greatly app your time.
Ron

Bill Murphy 11-23-2013 09:54 AM

Does the gun have Remington repair codes? Claiming that the refinish on the gun was done at Remington is a bit of a stretch, even if it does have Remington repair codes stamped on it. I am fairly familiar with the gun, from the time it was sold in California to now. Is it #172,800 or is it another gun? They have more than one AAHE and you're not specifying which one it is.

David Dwyer 11-23-2013 09:55 AM

I am aware of the gun but have not actually seen it. Nice gun, under 7lb so pretty light for a 12ga Parker. It has been completely restored but I am not aware of any documentation that it was done by Remington. A claim by a dealer that it was done by Remington has no value unless it can be documented. A Remington repair code on the gun can mean anything. IMHO, that is pretty pricy for that gun.
David

Bill Murphy 11-23-2013 10:04 AM

Do we know which gun we are talking about? If we are talking about the little gun, the PGCA letter, if there is one, will say that the gun was ordered January 13, 1916 by Abercrombie and Fitch at $325.00. I believe I have had a bore micrometer and maybe a wall thickness gauge in these barrels many years ago, but that should be done by any potential buyer before passing judgement on it. It is a pretty nice gun.


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