Parker D grade 10 gauge questions

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

measuring the bores and chokes is the only way to know for sure

as was stated before- choke is a factor of the amount of constriction in relation to the bore size on that gun, not the measurement of the muzzle alone

I have a friend coming to the shop Thursday to bring his bore measuring device . Think I'll do all three of my Parker 10's , the Smith , the Ithaca NID and my W&C Scott .

[Dennis Martin]

Mark, thanks for mentioning the "Parker Gun Serialization and Identification Book". Received my copy today and have already put it to use. Lots of valuable info. I also want to thank all of you for the information and comments that you shared. Look forward to keeping a closer eye on the forums in the future.

[Kentucky Bird Hunter]

I also purchased a copy of this book, based on comments made on this thread. Invaluable information for all Parker enthusiasts. Thanks for the feedback.

All the best,
Dave

[B. Dudley]

Screaming piece of wood on that gun! The forend is not original or in any way correct. It is too long, blunt shaped and the checkering is not correct.
The stock is right as rain. I personally think that at that price point, the gun should have all original wood.