Craig, that was indeed a stroke of luck. I shot that 12 ga repro after he got it and was at the Vintagers when he found that 2nd barrel set. I dont recall the length of either. I was just over to see him a week ago.

When I was typing the post he called me as a matter of fact ! He tells me you’re still on the fence to travel to NC ?

When I was typing the post he called me as a matter of fact ! He tells me you’re still on the fence to travel to NC ?

When you blow up pic #2 and pic #6 both clearly show 2 3/4" on the barrel. Not sure if it is the 30" set or the 26" set. Red flag for me so I am interested to see how this plays out.

Based on the pictures I don’t see four inches difference in the length of the barrels either .

Ya, that's a tough one, it looks to me that there is a photo superimposed on a photo.

Make sure you get the three day inspection

I’d rather just buy the 30” barrels . I suspect of the three ejector 20’s I have at the moment those barrels just might come close to fitting one of them .

If only long barrels and double triggers were in when they were making Parker Reproductions....

20 gauge 30” barrels
 

Good morning folks, Parker Reproduction NEVER made 20 gauge 30” barrels. Also we never made 32” twelve gauge barrels. I did not get a response on these barrels and I want you all to be aware there are barrels from Parker gun works that are NOT Parker Reproduction barrels. I also don’t see a case for this gun and for collectors looking for correct Reproductions beware of guns that have 2 sets of barrels and no case. That being said if you have questions on a gun ask the guys on this forum as they are very knowledgeable on the Parker Reproduction guns. Thanks and hope this clears up the confusion. Richard Skeuse