New Girl in New York with questions

[paul stafford jr]

I would suggest searching web sites like gun brokers and other sites for like condition guns to get an idea what its worth may be , most of us parker people don't like offering gun value with out seeing the gun in hand. yours is the lowest grade butt still nice looking and most of us would be proud to have it hanging on our wall

[Julie Croce]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Hello Julie and welcome to the discussion forum. We have no surviving factory records for your Trojan. The Trojan grade was Parker's economy gun. It's still a Parker gun and made by craftsman with great care.

My best advice is to visit the PGCA home page and the links on the left will take you to different sections of the web site for you to gain more information on what a Trojan grade consisted of.

To get an opinion on your gun, post clear in focus pictures of the stock, all areas of the receiver, forend, and barrel marks including the rib inscription and the end of the rib at the muzzle. The condition of the inside and outside of the barrels is important. Is there any rust on the gun?

When you reply to this thread, at the bottom of the page is where you can attach pictures listed as "Manage Attachments." If the pictures are stored on your computer, search and attach them, just follow the directions.

Looking forward to your pictures.

The links on the left of the home page are wonderful. I've learned so much already.
And I would never have gotten the pictures uploaded without your help.
Even with the instructions it took a minute for me to find the "Manage Attachments." on the page. But I'm blond. Thank you.