Value of the gun will vary "greatly" depending on whether or not the barrels have been cut. That's why you need to join and get a letter on it.

That is an extraordinary piece of wood for a V grade. David can you post a pic of the muzzle looking straight into the bore and one from above showing the end of the barrels near the sight bead?

David, I can't get an email to you... it keeps getting returned.

I live in Andover and I would like to help you to get a fair evaluation on your Parker.

I'll put you in touch with people who can do that for you.

dsromig@aol.com or 978-621-9338

Dean





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Why not sell it to someone who pm's him.

One barrel is 22inches long.

Having a hard time posting photos but could send you photos from my I phone to your email account.

The 22" barrel; 20 or 28, left or right?:):)

The 28 ga. barrels are 22" in length.






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I'm having a hard time getting beyond 24" barrels weighing 3 pounds, 2 ounces, when both of my 28" 20 ga barrels weigh 3 pounds even.

Left, right, or both 22"? My 18" B grade ten gauge barrels are fairly light also.