Grandaddy's 20 Guage
 

This was given to my Grandfather by his Grandfather - that I know but the initials on the gun are still a mystery. I am hoping to find out more and solve that mystery through the forum and/or requesting a letter. I also appreciate history and these guns and look forward to learning more.

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=4308

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=4307

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=4309

from his album

(I'm dropping the pics as he adds them) no intention of diverting attention from a great first post

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=4306

http://parkerguns.org/forums/picture...pictureid=4305


a letter will get you the most information -

Hi Stephen!

WOW - I only approved your registration to this forum a few minutes ago, and you've already uploaded pics to your new album..!! - Welcome!!!

Anyway - if you can post a serial number or grade or...?? It would be excellent, along side of the pics you've already posted (EDIT - you are still uploading pics, so my questions might become mute as the pics could give the serial # and peek at the grade ;) ).. Many of us have TPS and the serialization book, which might be a start on your research? A PGCA Letter would be invaluable too...

Anyway - welcome again - and you've made an awesome first post on the PGCA Forum! I can only hope other new folks take a lead from your first post ;)

My Best Always,

John

unfortunately that serial number is not in the booK

sorry missed the last shot when I posted his pics the first time



really great looking family piece

Wow

Straight grip, 20 ga, D-grade. Oh, my. Barrel length? Butt treatment?

It's the rubber butt. Not sure about barrel length but will find out and post it. Thank you for all the posts!

Why were parkers after 155k not in the book?

What a beautiful gun and 62 numbers from my parker that is cool.

Stephan: that is a nice gift to be handed down.Tells us about grandfather. Thomas