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Unread 05-14-2019, 05:51 PM   #1
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Hi All - I have a Parker shotgun that I inherited from my Granddad and I was interested in it's value. The stock# is 121280, which places it in 1903 I believe. I think its a VH grade as it has 'Vulcan steel' on the barrel. I shot it a couple of years ago and it was amazing. Seems to be a great condition for it's age. I was hoping that someone could hazard a guestimate value? Pics attached.
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Not sure how how the images got flipped, but oh well...
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chris i would value this gun in the 800 dollar range.....charlie
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What Charlie said + or- $800 range.
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If you take it to pawn shop they would give you maybe 300
Then next week it would be i. The rare
Section for 1800
I have never ,never been able to
Buy from pawn shops
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In todays market that is a $500 gun.
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In todays market that is a $500 gun.
So true, that would be the realized price but unfortunately those prices are hard to find for a gun that has been well used.
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Chris, I really like the straight grip on the VH. I'd guess it makes a nice shooter. You may also want to look on Guns International and Gunbroker to get an idea of what Parker shotguns are going for.

Congratulations on inheriting a great old Parker!

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Owning your grandfathers shotgun - priceless!
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Chris, I really like the straight grip on the VH. I'd guess it makes a nice shooter. You may also want to look on Guns International and Gunbroker to get an idea of what Parker shotguns are going for.

Congratulations on inheriting a great old Parker!

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I really like the straight grip as well...

I have been watching GB and GI closely for a couple years now and IMHO a lot of the shooter Parkers tend to be way over priced and a lot of those guns have been advertised for a long time without being sold. Just my observation...
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