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Thank all of you for your input. The recoil pad should be replaced but will have to be by the next owner. I have only used the gun 4 or 5 times but it is tight as a drum. the gun next to it is the first Parker i bought a VHE 12 gauge with 32inch and 26 inch barrels. Most of my Parkers are knockabouts but i love them all. I see all the nice Parkers that you guys have and it makes me feel like old lonesome george gobel on Johnny Carson years ago when he said the world is a black tuxedo and i"m a brown pair of shoes. Have a great day Thomas L. Benson Sr.
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