0 frame 16 gauges seem to be desirable and command a premium.

Paul, that must be some hardware store you frequent.

1/2 frames are the only frame sizes that seem to bring a premium in 12 ga. There are guys that collect that size due to it's rarity.

Bill,

It is a nice hardware store for sure.

Another gun that came in with the Parkers I mentioned is something down your alley. A high condition 8 Bore Greener. The family that has owned these guns for decades must have a water fowler somewhere in their gene pool.

I sent a PM. Let me know if your receive it.

i think a 3 frame 12 will bring a premium over a 2 frame 12 ga....charlie

That has certainly been my impression as traded some guns and accumulated 16s over the past couple of years.

#3 frames have an enthusiastic following and bring a premium. They are basically a Parker Super Fox. I believe a #1 frame right around 7 pounds would be a fantastic all around upland gun and would bring a premium. I haven't seen any difference in value between 1 1\ 2 and 2 frame 12ga.

Craig, a Parker #2 frame 32" 20 is also a Super Fox.

I agree but they are as uncommon as a 20ga SF. I think Dave Noreen has a #2 frame 32" 20ga Parker???