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Lucas most Parker 12ga guns made were made on a standard #2 frame. If a heavy gun was ordered, normally for waterfowl hunting with heavy loads, some were made on the standard 10ga #3 frame. Three frame 12ga guns are of special interest to collectors of waterfowl guns. Three frame 12ga guns are not rare but uncommon. Your gun looks like it may have been used in a coastal area since it is quite pitted normally due to exposure to salt water.
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