Family stuff should be kept as family stuff unless money is an issue or some other personal reason it needs to be liquidated. Someone in the family one day will be thrilled the gun is still around. Jerry Andrews

I agree with Bruce and Jerry, if you can keep it in the family. Eric

I wish I had Grandpas Parker trap gun. He had only the best according to my mother but the Parker was his favorite. The PArker was given to a friend of his and the rest sold when he died 10 months befor I was born.

The gun would be nice to have known him would have been better.

Granddad was dead 16 years when I was born, but I'm still shooting his E Grade Lefever. My uncle kept it for me, or somebody, all those years without once firing it.

i still shootmy graeat grand pas gun but its asingle barrel hopkins and allens...so hard on trigger you canot possibly stay on target...started to fix it but it was known by all how hard the trigger was tp pull so i left it as it was.... charlie