View Single Post
Unread 01-28-2026, 08:41 PM   #4
Member
Wild Skies
PGCA Member
 
Greg Baehman's Avatar

Member Info
 
Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 2,432
Thanks: 1,340
Thanked 4,029 Times in 1,097 Posts

Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Steingraber View Post
That is a wild looking piece of wood. I’ve stopped being surprised by the beauty of some of the repro wood our members share. I shoot sporting clays regularly with my repros as well as sharing a walk in the woods a few times a year.
I started this thread as an incentive for other Parker Reproduction owners to show and tell us about the Repros they have. Reggie has recently purchased a wonderful 28ga. 2-bbl. set that I’m absolutely sure others would like to see.

RE: That wild looking piece of wood you mentioned. I had shown this unique stock in the “Let’s see some wood” thread. There I explained an old wood miser I know termed it a variation of “quilted Claro”. It’s not at all very Parker-ish, nor very Repro-ish, still pics does not do it justice, only by viewing it in person are you able to appreciate how the figure changes. From head-to-heel and top-to-bottom the appearance of this stock is constantly changing under varying light conditions and viewing angles — the dark areas change to light and the light areas change to dark, kind of like vertical fiddleback, but with a checkerboard effect instead.
__________________
Wild Skies
Since 1951
Greg Baehman is offline   Reply With Quote
The Following User Says Thank You to Greg Baehman For Your Post: