Dean,
It is a 12 with 28" barrels. This one has a replacement forend but the one below is original.
http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...&pictureid=250

Here's a few. Jack

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/cpg1..._5sgwsmall.jpg

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/cpg1...l_HPIM6795.JPG

http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/cpg1...l_HPIM6767.JPG

http://www.bercks.net/legacy/uploade...005-797975.JPG
http://www.bercks.net/legacy/uploade...004-728577.JPG
http://www.bercks.net/legacy/uploade...002-765238.JPG
http://www.bercks.net/legacy/uploade...025-747509.JPG

Great Pictures Ross,Thanks for posting them!

While I told myself I wouldn't post further in this thread - I just have to.....

All of your entries are simply wonderful... It's going to be a close vote from this months entries...

My sincerest thanks to all of you who have taken the time to upload and enter your pictures...

Simply amazing....

:cheers:

John

Id have to say that pheasants are beautiful. Im stunned everytime I get to examine one up close.

I have had a bad cold for over a week ,and our opening day dawned cold and wet ,about mid morning I thought ,its too wet for wading around in the swamp for Woodcock, so I would get the D,Under Lifter, 10 Ga. Hammer gun out and do a little squirrel hunting, just to get out a bit, haven't shot a squirrel in probably fifteen years but I have to admit ,I was having more fun still hunting these little fellas than the law should allow ! I hope this will bring back a lot of memories of first hunts with our Grand Parents and Parents when we were kids ! We will have them Sunday, I would like to submit these photos for Oct. Russ

Russ,That brings back some great memorys...Although I didn't shoot a Parker at the time. Fantastic picture's. Especially the squirrel withe acorn in his mouth!Nice touch. Thanks for posting them...

Scurel dumplin's? About 57 years ago. Very good. Of course any meat was. Gerald