I knew I was forgetting one a straight grip Fox Sterlingworth:whistle:
Another one is a C.S. Rosson this is a straight grip with 26 inch barrels. It has a unique opening system in that there is what looks like a big safety that you push up to open the gun.

This one speaks to me.
 

16 1937 26 inch.

Cheap 16 ga LC Smith Ideal 30"
 

Here's a good buy on a 30" LC Smith Ideal grade with ejectors.
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Don't recall the grade (maybe a 0 or grade 1 ) 28 inch barrels
https://i.postimg.cc/BnHphbNR/IMG-0255.jpg

Randy that 32 inch hammer gun is very familiar even though the perfectly wonderful straight grip stock has been replaced :whistle:

Most of my gun pictures are on my phone and I have no idea how to move them:eek:

Rich,

I’m glad to see you have a few Parker’s that are of the pistol grip configuration, there is hope.:p

How did you never think to show me this 16 gauge Underlifter, have you been cheating behind my back:nono:

I have two, a 1 1/2grade Ithaca Flues and an Ithaca NID4E and I have to say I think my preference actually leans toward the Flues.

I'd never do that to you Stan. That's been gone awhile. IIRC it was in the 13K serial number range.

You have a good eye Rich. A long and winding road with a happy ending for all parties involved. Interesting letter on that one. Stock book shows it as a capped PG while the order book has it as a SG. Can't go wrong :)

Well it's staying in the Parker family. I got it from a member who got it from another member. Two more members later you have it.:rotf:

I don't see it going anywhere for some time now.