New Member from Washington State
 

Have just purchased a 12 gauge, Parker Repro Steel Shot Special with 28" barrels and a single, selective trigger. Besides admiring it, the pups and I plan to use it on upland game and, when it's not raining here in the Pacific Northwest :) , on waterfowl.
Would appreciate any comments from folks with experience with a similar type Parker: loads used, types of hunting, etc.

Welcome aboard Bob! Sounds like a great gun, and we always enjoy pictures. It is very easy to post them here.

Harold, I don't have it in hand yet; being shipped from Kevin's Guns in Thomasville, GA. Should have it middle of next week and then will attempt figuring out how to post a picture!

Welcome aboard. I'm on the other side of Washington, where I can see Idaho from the deck on the east side of my house. I have no experience with the Parker Repros. While most of my hunting has been with Ansley H. Fox doubles, my Father shot a lot of Columbia Basin waterfowl with his 1902 vintage Quality VH Parker from 1960 when he got it until he quit hunting after the 1987-8 season.

Love Those Foxes, but Going to Use the Parker for Now!
 

Dave, I've been slavering over the new Foxes produced by the Connecticut Shotgun Company but, for now, I'd be looking for a new wife if I order one of those! Going to be happy with the Parker Repro for some time and will be using it a lot for pheasants, grouse, chukars, and, on days when it's not raining around here, waterfowl.