Here are the bbls...

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=5388

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=5387

I'll post any others that get sent, I'm hoping for flats and H2Otable.

Enjoy,
Dean

I see it has a fishtail toplever which many of us consider a plus. The barrels look great.

I just noticed the fishtail myself. Boy, i'm starting to get excited all over again. D grade or not, this is starting to look like a real gem.

And finally, for the coup de grace...

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=5389

I am pretty sure it's a keeper. I'll wait for more feedback though before running to the bank!

Get out your wallet, looks like a keeper.

From what I can see of the barrel dents they dont look to bad. How about some pics. of the wood. Is there any rust in the bores. If it locks up tight and is on face I would keep it.

Ups sorry I missed a hole page with the pics. I would definatly keep it.

I agree with Dean in that I wouldn't worry about a slight wiggle after all she's 100+ years old, I bet all your joints arn't perfect either I know mine arn't (damn Grouse hunting anyway) so IF you don't want to keep her just let me know where to send a check. I'll go $1100.00 to cover shipping:)

Great looking gun in my opinion, though I'm admittedly no expert on all things Parker! Since the barrels check out as originally 30", and are measuring out at cyl & cyl now, should Dean have them measure min barrel wall thickness? Barrels may have been polished or honed to the extent that they easily dent. (as possibly evidenced by the dents). Might be a worthwhile request.
John