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I have 12 G Parkers in 1, 1 1/2 and 2. Weight of the gun increases slightly as they go up in frame size. Makes a difference in how they handle, no difference in what I paid or could sell for.
More experienced correct me if I am wrong but Parker did not specify frame size when they took orders. Buyer specified gauge barrel length and weight Parker used the frame that finished as ordered.
That's a very light Parker 30 inch 12 G someone may pay more for it others may think it too light
William
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