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PS even without a safety I would have gladly bought it for 3 Gs. I actually talked to the gun room guy about it this morning since it was still showing as available on the internet. I couldnt get much out of him other than it was "sale pending".
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I can't imagine why a Parker without a safety wouldn't be a desirable hunting gun...
The lack of a safety switch on the top tang doesn't render the gun 'unsafe'. In such cases we simply open the breech and it is safe until it is again closed. |
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I hear you, I guess it shouldnt be a problem but its not what Im used to
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I know that this post is 4 years old, but I found some information about this gun.
I just thought if someone ended up with it, they would like to know some of its history. This gun was used and tested for a article in Sporting Life in 1900. Gun was tested for velocity and pattern against a 12 gauge Parker. link to original article: http://library.la84.org/SportsLibrar.../SL3521013.pdf Ballistic tests made at Bridgeport, Conn., May 3, 1900, over the range and on chronograph of the Union Metallic Cartridge Company. Tests made by Mr. Wm. M. Thomas and his assistant, Mr. Howard D. Hodge. Parker gun No. 82403, 20 gauge. Length of barrel, 30 inches. Titantic steel. Both barrels full choke, chambered for 3-inch cases. Shell 3-inch Smokeless U. M. C., 20 gauge. Powder- Hazard Blue Ribboa, 2-1/2 drams, say 31 grains. Shot Tatham's 7/8 of an ounce, No. 7 chilled. Wads Trap 3/8-inch Express, 3/8 in Black edge "C" card all 20 gauge. Velocity in feet 40...........Pattern in 30-inch yards from muzzle..................Circle. 908.................................194 915.................................223 919.................................237 929.................................191 920.................................202 904.................................211 896.................................222 918.................................226 909.................................214 918.................................214 Average 913.6 ft. s. ............average 213.9 Pellets Variation 33 ft. s. ...............variation 46 Pellets . |
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