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The number of PH grade 16 gauge Parkers with 26" fluid steel barrels made is estimated at 31 by the authors of The Parker Story as I recall. This is an extrapolated total because of the many missing stock books in the era of fluid steel P grades. Extrapolated can be defined as "a wild ass guess created from limited true research numbers". The number could be higher or lower than the totals mentioned in TPS. Regardless, it is a scarce gun made in very small numbers.
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