20 gauge CHE found in a garden shed

[Kensal Rise]

The issue with this gun is not cost effectiveness. It is already beyond that. The key here is passion for a high grade Parker's survival and an honouring if its past. Pride of ownership will repay part of that.

Value as a distressed CH? What someone is willing to pay for the honour of putting it back right... and not fretting the cost. Perhaps $1000 to the right person?

And yes. Bachelder or his outworkers do very fine stock work!

[Bill Murphy]

The first thing I would do would be to order a PGCA letter and see who ordered such a gun with such rare features.

[C.O.B.]

Bill am I missing something here? What rare features do you refer to, the straight grip and 30 inch bbls?

If the gun is to be redone I wouldn't try to save the butt stock if it's going to cost in excess of $2000, a new stock can be made for that not including the cost of wood.

Bruce who did the work on Charlies Chicken coop 20ga hammer gun?