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Hi, stumbled on this site while googeling a Parker PG that I have had for ages sitting in my cabinet and since I am getting to the age where I need to think of trimming the herd was wondering what a fair market price would be for such a shotgun. Will post pics in another thread. Thanks for any help or info

What is a "Parker PG"?

That's a very nice Parker Bros. bill of sale!

Do you own the gun listed on the bill of sale or just the paper?

.......or both?????

Both check out thread on other forum for pics & info

Dean here is a big hint on what it means

Fill in the blanks: Pisto_ Gri_:banghead::banghead::banghead:

Come on Dean...:rolleyes:

Okay... okay... I get it now.

I have a lotta Parker "PG's"... Why, I even have a Ruger "PG" and a Winchester "PG". I have a Weatherby "PG" and a TC "PG" too. I also have a Parker 'project' "PG" that I'm changing to a Parker SG..... How'm I doin' ?

My '96 GMC is a PIG... but that's beside the point.

Oh, by the way, The Parker that Mr. Erickson shows in his other thread appears to be a very decent VH ... :smiley7: or Vulcan, if you will.

Why PG on bill of sale???

Hi Mr. Erickson - The gun is actually shown as # 131381 12/30 (which is 12 gauge with 30" barrels) Vulcan (which refers to the grade of the Parker, a VH or as marked on the barrel rib, Vulcan Steel... V = Vulcan, H = Hammerless) and the PG refers to the stock's grip style, in this case a PG = Pistol Grip.

I was 'funnin'" with the other guys, no disrespect to you at all.

Thank You!

A very cool invoice. The gun literally went to the town next door to Meriden. I am sure Mr. Winter was very pleased with his new Parker Bros. shotgun. I looks as though it was well cared for.