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My grouse gun of choice is my 6 1/4 pound J.P.Sauer ten gauge 26" Krupp barrels. It is light, fast handling, and with a boomer in the left barrel, can scratch down a second shot 50 yard bird without any problem. Of course, my grouse chasing days are over. I'm still very fond of this rare little Sauer.
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Some time back, I initiated a thread where I added some frame sizes that the authors were not aware of. The sizes mentioned in this current thread were a result of that older thread. Good luck finding it, but the "new" chart is in the current thread, this one. Stan's attribution of TPS for the updated chart was in error, his first.
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Edgar, the 1/2 frame 20 is one of the guns in the BHE four barrel, two gun set built for Centerville, Maryland NSSA shooter, Cliff Green. A 16 gauge 1/2 frame gun can easily be built with a set of #1 frame 16 gauge barrels like the DHE 1/2 frame that I own. In my opinion, the factory probably built more than one of those. The 000 frame 28 gauge was owned by a neighbor of mine, now passed, and I have no idea where it is today. He displayed it at a PGCA annual meeting and show at Ohio Gun Collectors some years ago. I measured the frame and it is a true 000 frame gun. Is that sweet or what?
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VH 26" 5# 13oz O frame
Trojan 26" 6# 1oz O frame |
VH 0 frame 28 inch 6/0 Bobby
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DHE 20 O frame 26"barrels at 5lbs 10oz
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If it is an error on my part it's because the error is posted on this website. I said clearly that i copied and pasted it from this site. If anyone wants to look at it go here and see for yourself. https://parkerguns.org Click on "Technical Information" then scroll down and look under the heading " Frame Sizes by Gauge", and you will see exactly what I copied and pasted into my original post on this thread. Now, please show me where I made an error, and I will admit and correct it. This website says it was taken from TPS. Or alternatively, tell me that there is an error on the website, or in TPS. :nono: |
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Stan, your "error" was not of your making. The "error" was that the information was not taken directly from The Parker Story as implied. It was taken from the later correction of The Parker Story information, which was also incomplete and somewhat incorrect. My comment was not intended to disrespect your information, only to update it to better information. The best information is not from The Parker Story, but from corrections on this site.
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