Sean - thats the barrel flats

the water table is the flat of the action the barrel flats mate to

I appreciate everyone's info. Bare with me as I am new to all of this stuff.

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Here you go

now the question is - What are the bores like - Much pitting?

have it checked by someone who knows vintage double to make sure its in safe condition and then get some RST shells for it http://www.rstshells.com/

if you let the members know where you are we might be able to recommend some one near you

but - a graded 0 frame 20ga :corn:

i hope where ever you are its upland bird country -

That's great news! The gun needs a good cleaning then I will be able to better answer the questions about the notes. I literally got the gun today and am finding new things by the minute. Feels like Christmas morning!! I live in New Boston NH but also have property in Kansas where this gun will eventually end up. I would gladly take any advice on preservation or recommended services close by. Thanks again for everyone's information.

Not notes bores

Hi Sean, I live right down the street from you in Andover, MA and will be glad to examine your gun for you.




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Sean, you should really take Dean up on his offer. He is honestly a wealth of Parker knowledge.

i'd second that

just don't let him convince you he needs to field test it first :bowdown:

Sounds great. Thank you for helping me with this gun. I also have another gun I got in the same estate sale. It's not a parker bros. but a spanish upland bird gun. How do we go about getting info to each other?