Parker 28 "O"/"VF"/"P"?

[Michael Evernham]

The seller agreed to take the gun back less Gunbroker.com fees. I will ship it back to him early next week.

[edgarspencer]

Count your blessings. It would piss me off to even have to pay his fees after such a gross misrepresentation.

[Fishtail]

Be glad all you'll be out are BG fees. Don't dally....

[Michael Evernham]

A big thank you to all those who responded to this post with so much great help and info.

[Scott Smith]

This thread is testament to the value of the Association and its members. Well done.

[Michael Evernham]

It sure is Scott. Definitely the kind of people I want to call friends. I am inquiring about lifetime membership.

[todd allen]

A gun like that would be okay, as long as it's safe to shoot, and not misrepresented by the seller. The price would need to reflect what it actually is, of course.
Might be a way for the average Joe to be able to afford a Parker 28 gauge.

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by todd allen

Might be a way for the average Joe to be able to afford a Parker 28 gauge.

Not after you spend upwards of $2k to make it right. The 'average Joe' would be better served with a Repro. The colors on that gun are flat out horrible.

[Bill Murphy]

A gun like that would never be "OK". It is a $150 piece of junk. A VH 20 with a set of 28 gauge Briley tubes, or a 28 gauge Repro, would be a much better way for an average joe to get into a 28 gauge Parker.

[wayne goerres]

Fortunatly you didnt have to learn the really hard way.