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Chuck Bishop 02-06-2016 10:28 AM
Kim, I can tell you that you have a GH (G Grade Hammerless) 12ga. with 30" Damascus barrels. Probably on a size 2 frame. Let us know where you live and we can recommend a qualified gunsmith that is familiar with vintage guns. He would be able to tell you if the gun is safe to shoot.

charlie cleveland 02-06-2016 08:02 PM
welcome kim...you have found the best bunch of parker guys to be found...charlie

Kim Fortner 02-08-2016 01:22 AM
Yes the number on the fore-end is the same 72401. Yes I plan on joining asap

Kim Fortner 02-08-2016 02:03 AM
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Originally Posted by George M. Purtill (Post 187656)
Hi Kim
I am guessing what you posted above contains the serial number and I am guessing it is 72041?
If you can, take off the fore-end and look at the metal on the underneath and you should see that number by itself. If so one of our members can look up the vital statistics on the gun.
If you join the PGCA, you will get a good value for your investment of $40.
It is the same 72041. The numbers all match on the trigger guard,under fore end, frame at least what I spose is the frame

Kim Fortner 02-08-2016 02:06 AM
Thanks to all I plan on joining the PGAC asap.

Dean Romig 02-08-2016 05:42 PM
Is it 72401 or is it 72041 ??






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Kim Fortner 02-09-2016 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 187879)
Is it 72401 or is it 72041 ??






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72041 that's the did I mix it? Any way it again 72041:banghead:

Kim Fortner 02-09-2016 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop (Post 187672)
Kim, I can tell you that you have a GH (G Grade Hammerless) 12ga. with 30" Damascus barrels. Probably on a size 2 frame. Let us know where you live and we can recommend a qualified gunsmith that is familiar with vintage guns. He would be able to tell you if the gun is safe to shoot.
I live in utah salt lake city thanks:bigbye:

Fred Lowe 02-16-2016 08:07 AM
Hey Kim!
Glad you finally made it.
You'll find this group friendly, with an unbelievable wealth of knowledge.
You have a real nice gun. Thanks for showing it to me.
Have you shot it yet?


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