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03-31-2014, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by willardshepherd
Can anyone lend some expert advice? SN 239665 - that places it somewhere around 1935-1936. I'm a little confused because I understand the sale to Remington but it looks like Parker still manufactured for a few more years. Acme steel. I need to confirm the barrel length. I've also read about manufacturer upgrades and .410 model on 28 bodies. Any assistance is appreciated. I can post pics if requested. Think i have a gem here but looking to this wonderful audience for guidance.
Thank you,
(I added a couple pics; and yes i know tile is not the ideal background. It was handled with the utmost care.)
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The serial # on the barrels in your picture is 239065. This serial # is for a BHE 28 gauge with 28" barrels and a single trigger. I don' t know if the beavertail forend wood is legit but the rest look correct. NICE GUN!!
Patrick.
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03-31-2014, 08:19 PM
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Yup, a very nice gun. The forend carving is identical to my AHE Trap, so I expect that the beavertail forend on this gun is original. A PGCA letter may prove all features to be original.
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