Rare Repro
 

Just saw on GunBroker a three barrel set I've never seen before. It has 12GA, 16GA, and 28Ga barrels, all cased and with great wood. There can't be many of these around.

I suspect one or two of the barrel sets are made up. I've never heard of such a wide range of barrels/gauges on an original Parker Reproduction by Winchester.

Here is the link, it certainly looks legit to me. All forends and stock match and fitted case looks correct:
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=436599329

Thanks Gerry. I would still ask for more and better pictures as well as some kind of official documentation that the gun was originally manufactured in this configuration.... if I were considering buying it.

Mulit guage Parker reproduction
 

Hi Fellows for some reason I can't get on gun brokers site. Can anyone get me the serial number of the mulit-guage gun. Thanks

Richard, I have sent a message to the seller asking for the full serial number.

Waiting for a reply.

Richard, I have also asked for information and will tell you what I find. I didn't specifically ask for the serial number, but Dean will furnish that. I'm anxiously waiting.

Interesting, Return policy... "As is no refunds" That might slow me down on spending 13K :shock:

I assume that by now everyone has read in the description that it actually is a 20/16/16 ga. set :rolleyes: (with a 28 ga. tube set that the seller calls "choke tubes"). Someone sure knew how to get everyone over at this forum fired up :shock:! Fabulous piece of wood on it!

False Alarm. Description has now been cleaned up.

Serial number is 00632

Still rare or even unique in that it has two sets of 16 ga. barrels and one 20 ga. set. Normally those sets with the Kreighoff had two sets of 20 ga barrels and one set of 16 ga.

That is indeed a spectacular pc of wood. Nice of them to clarify the creation of the gun as a "Frankengun". I'm curious: 28ga "choke tubes"...? I'm assuming they're full length tubes of some sort?