I recently posted regarding 20 gauge VH value. Thanks to all that replied.
As I stated in my post, I felt I needed to have
A Parker and settled on a 1927 VH 20 gauge, 2 1/2' chambers, 28 inch barrels, .619 bore diameter, .032 barrel wall thickness, choked .024/.010, 6 pounds 3 ounce, 80 to 85% condition. I came in less than 5K and am extremely comfortable with the purchase. I shot a 22 on Skeet in a light rain with RST 2 1/2" lite 7/8 oz, #8 shot shells. To say it was my pleasure would be a gross understatement.
It's been 72 hours and I now feel the
need to acquire another Parker.
I'm only interested in guns I can shoot, I'm not looking for museum pieces. I'm trying to stick with ungraded specimens and I went on Puglisi's website and found a beautiful 20 gauge VHE
http://www.pugsguns.com/findItem.action?id=2042
I don't understand the gun to asking price(value) ratio.
Is it the seller?
Is it condition?
Is it the
Ejectors?
Is a 20 gauge VHE a rarity?
As always
Bobby
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