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Mike Franzen 03-01-2015 05:47 PM

The Perfect Gun
 
If you could order any Parker Bros shotgun in any configuration what would your perfect grouse gun be?

Fred Lowe 03-01-2015 05:55 PM

That's easy.

28 ga., straight grip, splinter forearm, 26 or 28" barrels, choked IC/M

As high of a grade as this dream will allow!

rufus thames 03-01-2015 06:11 PM

Tough question (Perfect) carries a large load .
Can't wait for others to reply.
Rufus

Dean Romig 03-01-2015 06:13 PM

I already have several of them...

A Grade 1 16 ga. t/a pistol grip hammer gun on the 0-frame with lightening cuts and a fishtail top lever and 28" Laminated Steel barrels choked IC/MOD.

Same gun with 26" barrels. Everything else is about identical to the one above but this one has less wear.

A Grade 0 16 ga. Lifter with ball grip hammer gun on the 0-frame with lightening cuts with 28" Twist Steel barrels cut back to 24".

A 28 ga. VHE on the 00-frame with 26" barrels with skeet in and IC chokes.

A DH 20 ga. with PG and 28" Damascus barrels choked IC/MOD and a leather covered pad.

A GH 16 ga. on the 0-frame with PG and 26" Damascus barrels choked about CYL & I-CYL.
I have a set of 28" 20 ga. Damascus barrels for this gun that are choked M/F.

A GHE 16 ga. on the 0-frame with 26" Damascus barrels cut back from 28" choked skeet out and skeet in.
I also have a set of 28" Titanic 20 ga. barrels choked about CYL/MOD for this gun.


Lemme see... there may be more around here someplace.... :coffee:

Bill Murphy 03-01-2015 06:45 PM

Grouse? I already have it, like Dean. My 18" ten gauge BH should do the job. I would prefer other guns for a classic gunning experience, but I would prefer the "little gun" if I wanted to actually kill grouse.

Chad Hefflinger 03-01-2015 06:52 PM

I was going to post 28 ga GHE skeet gun 26" skeet in skeet out, straight grip, checkered but, beavertail forend, or 16 ga DH 28" 0 frame IC/mod straight grip, splinter forend, double trigger.
But now I want to be Dean's favorite nephew....:rotf:

Kenny Graft 03-01-2015 07:03 PM

I would like to have alight o frame 16ga, 6lbs. To 6 1/4 lbs max. Will have 28 inch .003/ .012 pg-dt-sf. 14 1/4 1 3/8. 2 3/8 made to order she....(-: sxs ohio

Mike Franzen 03-01-2015 07:26 PM

OMG .… Dean has all the good guns. Bill is just plain scary. I can see him in his laboritory with Igor hacking that BH to 18". I'm thinking 16 gauge as light as possible.

CraigThompson 03-01-2015 08:09 PM

GHE 16 gauge on a "0" frame 26" IC in the right and light mod in the left . Straight grip stock , with a skeleton steel buttplate LOP at 13 7/8" . Hopefully to weigh 6 pounds or a red hair under .

If it were a woodcock only thing I would say pretty much the same thing in 28 gauge on a "00" frame but weighing closer to 5 1/4 pounds . Come to think of it the 28 would be about perfecto for southern mule wagon quail hunts except with 28" pipes .

CraigThompson 03-01-2015 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy (Post 160924)
Grouse? I already have it, like Dean. My 18" ten gauge BH should do the job. I would prefer other guns for a classic gunning experience, but I would prefer the "little gun" if I wanted to actually kill grouse.



Not my idea of a grouse gun but I bet I could get it shooting handloaded buckshot well enough for driven deer !


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