20 ga parker i d

Don Strelioff · Yesterday, 05:49 PM

this is all i know at this time
30" bbl's
no safety
no 0 frame
20 ga
seems like a odd configuration i will be able to get the sn in the future
condition shows well know issues a family gun has not been shot in 30 years

Reggie B · Yesterday, 06:11 PM

There is one configured just like that for sale on guns international. It isn’t often seen, but not unheard of. Sounds like an interesting gun.

Steve Hodges · Yesterday, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop

There is one configured just like that for sale on guns international. It isn’t often seen, but not unheard of. Sounds like an interesting gun.

Reggie there are two such guns like this on GI at this time

Don Strelioff · Yesterday, 08:41 PM

i like the configuration i hope to purchase it if possible

Steiner · Yesterday, 09:29 PM

I don’t think you’ll be disappointed if you buy it. I have 2 O frame 20’s with 30” barrels (both V grade). Both handle great.

Don Strelioff · Yesterday, 09:34 PM

i actually like the idea of the 30" bbl's

Double Lab · Yesterday, 10:33 PM

I agree with Dan. What's not to like? I've got one, 30", 20 VH, straight grip ordered with no safety. Ordered by a well known profesional shooter so it was destined for target or live bird shooting.

Reggie B · Today, 02:10 PM

I also have a 30"DHE 20, straight grip, that is a wonderful handling Parker!

BRDHNTR · Today, 02:21 PM

What Parker isn't wonderful to shoot

Don Strelioff · Today, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by allen newell

What Parker isn't wonderful to shoot

I certainly have to agree with this statement i have 4 12 ga one 16 ga and one 20 ga i hunt and shoot them all the time
i have sold off most of my other shotguns partially do to down sizing and partially do to the fact i didn't use them