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This is a nine pound seven ounce gun, which I like for the recoil in a gun I won’t take grouse hunting through the willows. It seems to me a majority of 1890-1941 guns were probably duck guns based on the fact heavy guns and full chokes seem to be the most common.
Have any of the members ever looked into what percentage of Parker guns were made as duck guns vs. upland guns?
It seems that light guns with open chokes are harder to find.
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