Barrel Length and Forearm Question

[Dylan Rhodes]

Sorry Rob I should have been more clear. Parker’s generally have the termination line but it’s not 100%. Without one you would have to consult a letter or the serialization book like I did. I am confident they should be 26”

[Researcher]

When the Trojan was introduced the barrel length offerings were 28- and 30-inch in 12-gauge and only 28-inch in 16- & 20-gauge. The 1913 Flyer --

1913 Trojan Grade flyer.jpeg

Those were still the offerings in the 1916 catalog --

1916 Trojan.jpeg

By the 1923 catalog they added 26-inch barrels to all three gauges --

1923 Trojan 26-inch barrels added.jpeg

With all the errors that have been found in that serialization book I'd want a PGCA letter for peace of mind!

[Harold Pickens]

Nice little Trojan 20, I happen to like 26" barrels, and always on the lookout for one.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Harold Lee Pickens

Nice little Trojan 20, I happen to like 26" barrels, and always on the lookout for one.

I have one. Bought it from Russ Jackson about five years ago… I love it. The perfect Parker for upland birds in nasty weather.





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[Harold Pickens]

I know, I saw that gun but you beat me to it. I have a VH and vhe 20 with 26 and my DHE 16 with 26

[BRDHNTR]

Did you get the forend off yet?

[Tennessee Dave]

When you get the forend off can you post a picture of the serial number on the barrels?

[Bill Murphy]

Dean, you have probably answered this, but, do you still have the forend wedges?

[Dean Romig]

Bill, I currently have one remaining but it’s spoken for.
I’ll try to get some more.





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[Rob Farolino]

I sent the funds to Mr Romig today for his last removal tool. Will advise once removed .
Thanks all for the input.

Rob