16 ga 1 1/2 frame

[Bill Murphy]

Milton, I don't have a picture of anything. Our members know that. However. there are pictures of some of my guns in Double Gun Journal articles and Parker Pages articles, and a Remington Journal article. If I ever learn how to work a camera, more of my guns will surface.

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Milton, I don't have a picture of anything. Our members know that. However. there are pictures of some of my guns in Double Gun Journal articles and Parker Pages articles, and a Remington Journal article. If I ever learn how to work a camera, more of my guns will surface.

Dont you also have a Parkers 10 ga with factory 3.5" chambers ?
That and the #3 frame 16 ga has got to me 2 of the coolest Parkers in my book .

I use my phone camera for uploading any pictures , I dont currently have a proper camera .

[Bill Murphy]

Milton, my original, lettered, 3 1/2" ten gauge is a Grade 1 Twist Steel gun. It was made prior to modern 3 1/2" factory ammunition. Another is a DH #3 frame 12, sleeved to 3 1/2" ten by Frank Lefever and Son. It is about the best sleeve job I have ever seen. The rib was remarked "Lefever Steel" in Parker style stamps. I found it walking around the Chantilly, VA show. The owner was embarrassed to tell me it was not an original Parker. Oh well.