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i have a very early hammerless EH on a 2 frame at 8 3/4 lbs, its a great shooter
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I have a #2 Frame Parker EH 10 gauge which weighs 9 lbs 3 oz.
I also have a #2 Frame Parker DH 10 gauge which weighs 8 lbs 2 oz. I consider a light 10 gauge to weigh not much over 8 lbs. There is a big difference carrying a 9 pound gun in the field as compared to an 8 pound gun! A #2 frame 10 gauge doesn't always mean it is a light gun.
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You're right about that. #2 frame tens can be big guns. All Parker tens have character whether they are light or heavy. I have them from 7 1/2 to 13 1/2 and am looking for more. I think they are the most undercollected Parkers.
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