Survivor- Parker edition
 

Shall we through this one off the island?
I showed this gun to Dave Suponski and Larry Frey today before we shot sporting clays at Wallingford Rod and Gun. [Edgar you missed a great time but your leaves are probably more in control than mine by now.]
They Loved the DHBP.
This gun will be an upcoming PP article.
Its on its way to Brad Bachelder for a review. The barrels will look different for sure.
I was going to consign it to the scrap heap until last April when my interest is those weird Damascussy guns sitting in my attic was piqued by my Vintager friends.
I actually fired it. I report no injuries.

Scrappppp???????:shock:

admitidly - no setters on the right side but stilll---

60 numbers after the one I have been hunting with this year,

looking forward to seeing it redone.

Now THIS early hammerless gun is worth some restorative efforts. Bachelder will be a good choice.

Best, Kensal

george i really like this gun...looks like she mite have 26 inch barrels thats a plus in my eyes...i really like them super long barrels but i have a heart also for short barrel guns as well...looks to me like a butt plate would have her in good shape..brad can sure make those damascus barrels look pretty.... charlie

That Grade 2 shows the earliest engraving scheme of that grade. Very nice condition too. That is a worthwhile project George.

Charlie
I can't tell you yet but you are going to LOVE this gun, hint hint hint.

Don't tell me it's an 8 ga.:eek:

I too like that early G grade hammerless engraving.

Well, this post inspired me to bid on an early GH on Gunbroker and I have now "won" it and payment is on the way. The looking back birds are in the same pose as the toplever hammer Grade 2's.

GH lovers
 

All right Mills. Show us the link or copy some pics here.
Congratulations.