This gus hasn't been fired for over 25 years - just thought it would be a good idea. I'm just cautious with things that include explosions

I'll say WOW now, after next pic's uploaded showing full gun.
Craig

OK -- as requested -- full length view (well, almost), the stamp part of the rib, and one of where the safety used to be -- removed somewhere along the line, probably by a skeet shooter.

You guys seem pretty excited about this gun-- is there something unusual here?

Ok I;m back, the tractor is fixed. Mine's a JD 2240. I use it to cut grass for Parker and hunting money. With the lack of rain this year my extra money is hard to come by.

Alex, Looks to be a wonderful gun! Congrarulations! How long are the barrels? I think if I were you I would order a PGCA research letter on the gun.

Alex, we all get excited about a new member and another Parker. Yours is beautiful.
Tell your wife that,if you hang around long enough that she ain't seen nothing yet. My wife has been rolling her eyes so long it sounds tike fingernails on a chalk board. I can here it from the dove field.:biglaugh:
PS. You should join PGCA and get a letter about your gun. It's actualy cheaper to join and get the letter than just getting a letter alone.

Barrels are 32" -- I think I'm going to take your advice and get a letter about the gun. I've wanted a Parker all my life -- boy am I excited!

And I just talked to the eye roller -- it's been more like 40 years since her father shot this gun.

Alex,What a great trap gun! Please join the PGCA and the letter will only cost you $40.00 otherwise a letter is $100.00 This savings along with all the other benefits of membership is well worth the cost. And don't forget you will recieve four issues of Parker Pages our quarterly journal. This is a first rate publication.