Looked at a couple of Parkers down here in Georgia this afternoon

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by will evans

There's also something to be said about the thrill of the hunt. Finding the needle in the haystack, so to speak. These guns can be seen online, so a little bit of my post was a warning to anyone who might have been watching them, particularly that g grade 10 ga. Most of the Parkers I'm seeing sold in onsite live auctions are going to offsite Internet bidders, so I kind of assume at least a member or two frequent those same online auction houses. This gun is a straight up loser.

Hey Will, I appreciate you using my quote as your tag line but what you posted above, which I have highlighted, is not something I would have posted even if I agreed with you.

Best, Dean

[Jawjadawg]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Hey Will, I appreciate you using my quote as your tag line but what you posted above, which I have highlighted, is not something I would have posted even if I agreed with you.

Best, Dean

I think I understand that thought. The auction house sold the gun to an internet bidder even after I told them the listing was incorrect. The gun was listed as "good condition" in the online description. I am not exaggerating when I say that this gun had the absolute worst bores of any gun I have EVER viewed with my own eyes. I wouldn't have been surprised if the barrels broke in two if they were dropped on the floor.