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Hi guys I am new to site and like most have been browsering before jioning I own a 10 gauge Parker which I use for wildfowling and inland goose shooting I hope to gain a bit more info on reloading for use with my parker. I am for over the pond and live in Devon.

Steve

Hello Steve and welcome to our forum. You surely came to the right place for reloading recipes for the old Parker guns - almost half of the 'regulars' here load their own shells.

hi steve, tell us more about your 10 ga. and maybe some pics. alot of us shoot 10's too. scott

Hi guys thanks for the welcome I will try post some pictures


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For some reason the first picture did not download it shows the fish tail top lever

will try it again

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Nice looking old gal! Boy those old Parker girls sure do keep there figures! Welcome.

Welcome Steve, Glad to hear you're still taking the old girl out on dates to the marshes and Goose blinds. With a little TLC she'll be great company for many more years to come.

A bit more info on my 10 the Serial # 73228 with the letter N above #, Frame 3, I think it is a grade 1 but I am a bit confused according to the grades info N Denotes a hammer gun and mine is a hammerless gun? can any one give me more info

Steve

Yours would be an NH, the 'H' denoting 'Hammerless'.

Hello Steve, like your gun just like my 10. Does yours have chambers for brass shells? you can tell by sticking something in your chamber like a small wood dowel, you can fell the end of your chamber. ch