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06-29-2025, 04:24 PM

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Men’s department! Thx for posting

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I believe that gun hung in Shenandoah Guns in Berryville, Virginia many years ago. I don't remember whether it was for sale. Ben Toxvard and I never discussed that gun much, but I held it at least once. I was more interested in the A.P. Curtis try gun that also hung there for many years that was definitely not for sale, until it was.

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I'm guessing it has not shot many grouse

Or robbed any banks

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Wow! Just wow

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Wow! What’s the value of something like that? How about close up photographs of the frame? Is a letter available for it and when was it manufactured?

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I detest pads but that one would certainly give me pause if choked right! Would love to point those barrels at a Northern Mi turkey!

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I know Parkers are know to balance exceptionally well on the hinge pin. Wondered how this extraordinary long gun balances? Crazy cool.

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Is the rib matted?

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I know Parkers are know to balance exceptionally well on the hinge pin. Wondered how this extraordinary long gun balances? Crazy cool.

Never shot anything with 40” barrels but I have shot a friends 38” 8 gauge a couple times and it handled and balanced very well or so I thought !

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