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Originally Posted by Jent P Mitchell III
I once inspected a 2 frame 10 gauge Parker DH at an auction house before the auction that was described as a 12 gauge. One of the brothers, a part owner of the auction company, did not believe me when I told him the Parker DH was a ten bore. I asked him to wait a minute and went to the pick up truck and got several 10 gauge empty hulls and returned. He was shocked and a little upset when the truth was in his hands, they had paid a professional to appraise and describe the guns for the auction catalog. More than one of the several SXSs in the auction were described incorrectly. Good Shooting To You, Jent
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Jent,
I had a similiar experience with this gun. It was presented as a 12 gauge by the seller and he did not want to hear my opinion that it was a 10.
thanks
Patrick
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05-25-2011, 12:35 PM
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#2 frame 1881 Lifter 10 gauge 30" barrels with .030 in both .802 bores! I don't know how much it weighs.
Harry
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