No problem Russ. Thanks for the clarification.

I am the lucky caretaker of the very last P grade made, 1931. It's a 20ga. PHE, 26" barrels marked Parker Steel on the rib.

I love that gun. Great condition too!!

Thanks Dean. Even a blind pig finds an acorn.

Daryl , Isn't that similar to winning the lottery !!!!!!!! Would love to see some pictures !

Here ya' go.

Daryl ,What a Wonderful Gun , you are indeed a fortunate fellow to find the last one ,was it advertised as such or did you figure it out after you purchased it ? I remember when I bought the 28 Ga. D Grade ,I was ecstatic to find out when searching the book before I actually purchased the gun that it was the only 25 " barreled D Grade 28 Ga. known to have been made ,I really like things that are unique ! Congrats. on a Great Gun ! Russ

mighty nice p grade.i m glad i got to see the last one of these made...thanks charlie

Interesting story Russ. I'll give you the short version of it. A friend of mine who owns a "black gun" store called me one day and told me a guy was standing there with a 20ga. Parker, they could'nt get it together and the triggers and safety were stuck. He put me on the phone with the gentleman and he gave me the serial #. At that time, the number did'nt mean anything to me except that it was 4 digits away from my other 20ga Parker, 235968. I was at work so I called our esteemed Dave Suponski and asked him to look it up. He came back on the phone with the good news of it's significance and said "Buy it! I met the guy the next day, sealed the deal and also bought a 16ga. mod12, which he had with this gun. I sold the mod12 to Dave S. for I knew he needed another 16ga, and just because he's a good guy. Everyone was happy. Some day I hope to gather all the info and write an article about it. It's an interesting story. Thanks for looking.

Yup and I love shootin that little 16 gauge Model 12! Great gun Daryl and a great find in that sweet little P grade. You just never know where they will turn up.