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Got this from my grandfather years ago…..
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When he passed. He collected odds and ends, none of it worth much more than the sentimental value that comes from a boy and his grandfather. Any way, I’ve had this gun for years but have never inquired about its origins or value. Does anyone have a clue what I have other than a Parker bros 10 gauge double barrel:
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That's a very interesting high-grade lifter. I'm sure folks will chime in here soon with information. In the mean time clean it up with a rag and some oil and take better pictures. It looks a bit grotty. Folks will want many more pictures of good quality.
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Looks like a 250.00 dollar grade with some firing pin issues, lets see the stock, and the barrels, like rich said need more photos, gary
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#2570 shows up in our Serialization Book as a 30" barrel 12 gauge, but that may be an error. Your gun is an exceptional rarity. Requesting a PGCA letter on the gun may give you some more information. Join PGCA and the letter and the membership will cost less than the letter alone for a non member.
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Welcome Grant! Special family heirloom. I would hold onto it. Join PGCA and get a letter as the others suggest.
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Yeah, $250 back then was a princely sum. That's quite a find. Don't do anything to that but clean it up until others give advice. Congrats. Oh, chances are it's worth more than $250...
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