Hello from California

[Michael Perkins]

Thank you Brian for your more encouraging assessment.
If I were to sell it as-is, is GunBroker (my first time!) the best avenue or are there other ways to find potential buyers, such as through local gun shops? I'm looking for low-hassle.

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Michael Perkins

Thank you Brian for your more encouraging assessment.
If I were to sell it as-is, is GunBroker (my first time!) the best avenue or are there other ways to find potential buyers, such as through local gun shops? I'm looking for low-hassle.

That is for you to decide. But Gunbroker would be the way to ensure that you get the most money it. Start it cheap with No reserve and let it go. People will bid, and the one who wants it the most will pay what it is worth to him.

[6pt-Sika]

I'm curious what length are the barrels ?

[ArtS]

Brian is absolutely correct. Guns like that in a desireable configuration bring good money in any kind of decent shape. They can get a reasonable checkering and refurbish job job for a modest sum and have a good useable Parker to enjoy. Even charcoal is not overly expensive if you don't have to have a name shop do it. That gun would be a big hit on Gunbroker with a penny start.