Parker 20/28 gauge

[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by David Wall

Thanks George. What is a lot of money in your opinion?

Value of the gun will vary "greatly" depending on whether or not the barrels have been cut. That's why you need to join and get a letter on it.

[Mike Franzen]

That is an extraordinary piece of wood for a V grade. David can you post a pic of the muzzle looking straight into the bore and one from above showing the end of the barrels near the sight bead?

[Dean Romig]

David, I can't get an email to you... it keeps getting returned.

I live in Andover and I would like to help you to get a fair evaluation on your Parker.

I'll put you in touch with people who can do that for you.

dsromig@aol.com or 978-621-9338

Dean





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[Dollar]

Why not sell it to someone who pm's him.

[David Wall]

One barrel is 22inches long.

[David Wall]

Having a hard time posting photos but could send you photos from my I phone to your email account.

[Bill Murphy]

The 22" barrel; 20 or 28, left or right?

[Dean Romig]

The 28 ga. barrels are 22" in length.






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[edgarspencer]

I'm having a hard time getting beyond 24" barrels weighing 3 pounds, 2 ounces, when both of my 28" 20 ga barrels weigh 3 pounds even.

[Bill Murphy]

Left, right, or both 22"? My 18" B grade ten gauge barrels are fairly light also.