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Might also just be a sign of the times and market conditions Joe. Time will tell.
Looking forward to seeing your new toy, congrats on whatever it is.

I also would like to see Joe's gun, but real good guns continue to sell for what they should.

I bid on two guns in the Rock Island auction and was outbid on both. Where are the results posted?

Mills, you can go on the site now and see the results. I did and was not real happy.

You can also register on Proxibid and then watch particular guns that you are interested in. From what I can see you will have pretty much real-time results available.

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Originally Posted by Jay Oliver (Post 259418)

I looked at this a few times today. Even though it has had a lot of work done to it, I really like it. If it was monoblocked that means that the barrels were replaced from the chambers forward right? I wonder why they did that and then reverse choked it? I would have to trade a few to pull it off and the timing isn't right, but I really like that gun :)

Jay, You and I like the same kind of girls. This one is easy to like.
First off, that rib and barrel work looks to me like it was done at that old gun shop in Lee-Center NY. (Just my opinion). We own, and have seen a few of their ribs, always top shelf work.

I would like to know the point of impact of that open barrel on the left side. Maybe it shoots a little high.??? (Doubles Gun)????? Someone went to some serious expense here, and it was not to build a "pretty boy gun". This BHE Parker was a SERIOUS DEDICATED TOOL. I would bet in the hands of a SHOOTER it would still carry it's own weight today.
Could be, maybe all that work done to this old Parker will keep the
Quarterbacks, and Cheerleaders out of the bidding. David

I don't mean to stray to far from the original OP, but since reverse choking was mentioned...How common was that?

Who knows the numbers of pigeons shot, targets broken, and the amount of dollars this Parker may have won! Owning a Parker like this would be like owning Hank Aaron’s record setting bat. This Parker is truly a piece of shotgunning history!

There is another fabulous BH on GunBroker now that some member needs to get. It has less than two days to go with no reserve. The book says it is one of only three in its configuration. If this is posted wrong, please correct it so our guys see it.