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Mr. Flanigan:
The only "English Parker" I've ever seen was a DH I once owned that had been sleeved by Westley Richards, and so marked. Otherwise, I fully agree with your assessment of classic British guns. They have no equal in this day and age. However, I would re-think those 1 1/4 oz. loads you're using in the Harrison & Hussey. That stock wood is over 100 years old, and could be a bit brittle...