parker nh grade 10 gauge hammerless value

[10 bore]

Originally Posted by E Robert Fabian

I paid in the low two thousand range for this gun which was in real nice original condition and the super ten wasn't nearly as popular. She is a bit more worn these day's and is on her way on a snow goose hunt this weekend.

WOW, a snow goose hunt, you lucky SOB, wish i could go what ever the gun is worth you will see it was worth the price when you bring it on at hunt. scott

[Big Friend Ten (BFT)]

That's a righteous NH 10 E. Robert!

[winplumber]

I think I would have asked before I bought it if you worried about the price , unless it was free or cheap !

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Robert is that a P og G AKA NH?

[Bill Murphy]

No way. Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and take a chance.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

No way. Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and take a chance.

agreed Bill
The best things i have bought have been on impulse. Some of the worst as well.

[Labowner]

Originally Posted by George M. Purtill

Robert is that a P og G AKA NH?

It's equal would be a PH. I've posted this before but when patterning this gun I got 89% R and 91% L at 40 yrds. with 1 1/8 of 7 1/2's . I had to learn to hold back when shooting this gun and let the birds get out there a bit. I first realized this when shooting a wood duck at 25-30 yrds. and seeing the pattern only connect on one side of the bird which was more than enough.

[Mills]

I love my NH 10. They are great guns and every serious Parker collector should have one

[J.B. Books]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

I love my NH 10. They are great guns and every serious Parker collector should have one

......and every serious "fowler" or shooter at "tall" birds should have one!

[Dean Romig]

Y'all may remember this 2004 Parker Pages cover photo by H. Armstrong Roberts and contributed by Bob Roberts.

I think Mike Stackhouse would agree with you!!



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