My second Parker - G grade

[B. Dudley]

Mike, the grip is one thing, but i sure hope you feel differently about the top corners touching the metal.

[Bill Graham]

I returned it, so if anyone wants a go at it, let me know and I’ll pass on it’s location to you. Good store to buy from.

Thank you all for the interesting discussion about a gun with clearly an interesting history. For me, it wasn’t what I thought it was, and I’m not motivated to overlook that right now, even though it is a handsome gun.

[Harold Pickens]

Yeah, by the time you put the extra money in, you could pick up one that is "right".

[Bill Graham]

Anyone see a healthy one around anywhere for $800 or less? I'm not adverse to refinishing the barrels, as long as the bores are good.

[Mills]

Check Gunbroker and Gunsinternational. If you join PGCA, good ones pop up on our members only for sale section from time to time

[Harold Pickens]

yeah, but usually not at that price.

[Bill Graham]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Check Gunbroker and Gunsinternational. If you join PGCA, good ones pop up on our members only for sale section from time to time

Was a member. Let it lapse since I didn't own a Parker.

[Mike Franzen]

You’re always welcome and encouraged to rejoin. It’s my belief that every Parker owner should be a member.

[Mike Franzen]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

Mike, the grip is one thing, but i sure hope you feel differently about the top corners touching the metal.

I could live with it if it was going to be a shooter.

[Bill Graham]

Originally Posted by Mike Franzen

You’re always welcome and encouraged to rejoin. It’s my belief that every Parker owner should be a member.

I agree. Simply managing all of the various firearm related expenses based on real need.