PH 10 ga

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

I've got a 28" EH but it became 28" the wrong way.

I bought the 28” I have thru online auction while in the Philippines. I’d gotten a letter etc on that gun before I ever bid . I think one possibly two years ago you told me about another 28” and I planned to do the online bidding thing , but fell asleep watching TV and the auction went on by

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

I got hung up on the EH/GH 10’s and have acquired 28 , 30 , 32 and 34 inch . Supposedly they made less than 20 of the 34” guns and less than 70 of the 28” ones . I’d like to have factory original EH 24” and or 26” but they’re less than ten of each length if my memory is correct . 34” is plenty long enough for me so possible 36” 38” and 40” I’ll leave to Mr. Roberts and Mr. Hoover

Craig I recently acquired a 32" steel barreled PH 10 that weighs in just a tick over 9.5 lbs. That's about all the weight I care to be swinging. I am going to step down and let Mr. Hoover handle those heavy weight big bores. He's much better suited for that sort of gun than yours truly.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

Craig I recently acquired a 32" steel barreled PH 10 that weighs in just a tick over 9.5 lbs. That's about all the weight I care to be swinging. I am going to step down and let Mr. Hoover handle those heavy weight big bores. He's much better suited for that sort of gun than yours truly.

What length is your first 10 gauge ? That ones a 34 incher correct ?

Mr. Hoover is a fair bit younger than you and I so he's better suited to swing those big brutes

The Grade 2 top lever 32" gun I bought at Hauseman's last june is plenty heavy enough . I can do well enough with it but at 10 1/2 pounds that one will tire you out over a tower shoot or a 100 bird round .

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Keith Doty

The 10 grows on you.

I'd say thats somewhat the under statement atleast as far as I'm concerned

But on a side note I've made it so far in 2023 and NOT bought a gun

[Keith Doty]

Why have so many of these guns been cut to open chokes rather than properly honed? I have a couple of fixed choke guns that I have had the chokes opened on to shoot steel, no big deal with a competent smith. NONE were Parkers!

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Keith Doty

Why have so many of these guns been cut to open chokes rather than properly honed? I have a couple of fixed choke guns that I have had the chokes opened on to shoot steel, no big deal with a competent smith. NONE were Parkers!

An abundance of the guns at the Guyette Deeter auction the other weekend suffered the dreaded barrel chop .

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

What length is your first 10 gauge ? That ones a 34 incher correct ?

Mr. Hoover is a fair bit younger than you and I so he's better suited to swing those big brutes
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Yes Sir, the CH is a 34" gun at something around 10 3/4 lbs as I recall. I really like that gun but whew it's a load for me. Attached is the one that's really growing on me, I think you will approve. We'll see if I can shoot it.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

Yes Sir, the CH is a 34" gun at something around 10 3/4 lbs as I recall. I really like that gun but whew it's a load for me. Attached is the one that's really growing on me, I think you will approve. We'll see if I can shoot it.

Thats the BH ?

Bring it to NC in April !

I'd like to fondle it if nothing else LOL's !

[Reggie B]

Is that the 34" AHE 12? No it is not. I will answer my own question. You buy so many I can't keep up.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop

Is that the 34" AHE 12?

I could be wrong but I think thats a BH 10 .