Please remember, I'm new here. Waiting on a moderator to move this to where it should be. I'll post the pics, then. How many pics should I post at one time? Any particular angles or parts that I should concentrate on? I know flats, water table, receiver top bottom sides, rib.

George if you send a few pictures to coues3pt@gmail I will post them for you if you are unable to post.

Thanks, Phil. I am able to post the pics, but Bindlestiff suggested this be moved to another forum. Just waiting until I find out what I should be doing. New guy, trying to honor the system.

I would encourage other users to not participate in this thread any longer. Let it die. I personally do not like the way it started or the way it is going.

I would rather see where it goes. In order to access this forum a first time user must give certain information. If the administrator deems it necessary he can take appropriate steps.


We all know it is not a "new" Parker simply by the OP's description. He is looking for information and at this point he is not willing to contact the authorities for the reasons he has stated. Maybe once he has posted the full serial number, IF it is indeed a stolen gun, the rightful owner can be found.

Good morning George and welcome. I see this is posted under the new member introduction. We love to see pictures of Parker's. For now I would suggest posting your pictures and continue the discussion on your Parker under the General Parker discussion forum. I normally post only about 4 or 5 pictures at a time. As you mentioned in an earlier post, water table, rib, pictures from different angles, as well as barrel flats are a great start.
Phil

Also pictures of the checkering of the stock and forend will help to determine condition and originality.

George you don't have to wait on a moderator before you post your pics. If you are capable go ahead and attach them here. If a mod thinks this thread needs to be moved they can do it easily with the pics. We would appreciate seeing them and interest is piqued

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Test picture, just to see if I am doing this right.

"Blemish" is not a blemish, just a weird reflection.

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