Pictures of GH
 

I have attempted to post photos of my Parkers in the past but each time I did a box would appear saying to download a program. When I clicked on the, "YES", to download the program nothing happened. I recently sent my computer out for repair and got it back yesterday. Although a couple of the issues are still there at least I THINK I am able to post photos here now. This is my test run of my first Parker, a 12 gauge GH with serial number 225497. According to the letter it was completed on August 2, 1928. Fortunately for me the stock configuration fits me perfectly with length 14 1/4 inches, drop at comb 1 1/2 and drop at heel 2 5/8 inches. When I shoot informal clay targets at my house I do better with this gun than any other. Though I have not broken 25 yet I have done 23. I also notice when I hit the clay pigeon with this gun it really powders them more than any other shotgun I own and that is a few. The chokes at improved modified and full seem to be right on. :)

Dennis

Now we're talking. Don't we love it when a plan comes together.

Dennis

Wow, nice colors Dennis!!

Dennis, That is a wonderful gun. Congratulations!

That's a keeper. It's getting harder to find them that clean.

A beautiful GH for sure!

wow..... charlie

Gorgeous case colors. What a beauty.

Dennis,
Very Nice, the G is my fav and that one would top the list. With the 28" barrels what the barrel wgt and gun wgt if I may ask. Great looking Gun

Craig

I want one !

Craig the barrel weight is 3-11 and the weight of the gun is 7-5. I carried it for quail last year with no luck but after half a day I wanted a 16 or a 20. For pheasant it worked great.

Thanks all for the compliments on the GH. It was my first Parker and one I really like. You were all correct when talking about Parkeritis. I own 4 of them now and will get some other photos out in the next couple of days. One I haven't even seen yet as it was sent to my other home in CO. Hopefully my brother will shoot it tomorrow. It is a PH with Twist steel 30 inch barrels made in 1899 on a #2 frame size. My other two are a 10 gauge hammer gun from 1884 and a 32 inch VH 12 gauge from 1906.

Dennis

You don't get much better than that GH when it comes to a gun that has use, but was well cared for and is still in great condition. Nice gun!

Bring that gun when you come see me Dennis!

Peter I will bring it and 3 more, 2 more 12's and a 10 for your perusal.

Dennis

Nice Gun!
 

Love those GH's. Keeper for sure. Thanks for sharing it with us. The colors are great. Go wear them off!

Looking forward to it!

Dennis, a great looking gun!