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Parker 16 ga questions ?
Unread 05-10-2014, 10:56 PM   #1
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Default Parker 16 ga questions ?

Hi all. I'm hoping you guys can help me in determining some specifics about a gun that I am considering purchasing. I have an above average knowledge of double shotguns, but admittedly my knowledge of Parkers is not as good as LC Smiths for example. So, I'm evaluating a gun right now for possible purchase. The gun is a 16 ga, VH grade, #1 frame, 3 weight barrels, made in 1930. All numbers match and its condition I would say is pretty good-good bores, barrels ring, a little thinning spots of bluing on the barrels, good wood, some case coloring. As to condition I'd say its in good enough condition that you probably wouldn't want to restore it. I usually buy all original guns that need a lot of TLC lets say. Negatives of the gun are the butt plate is cracked/missing a piece and there is a rather well installed fastener through the head of the stock to take care of a head split.

Anyway, my questions are really about the rarity of the gun in the configuration it is in (#1 frame, 3 weight barrels). If someone would like to take a stab at an approxiamte value, I know without pictures.....I'd appreciate it.

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Vince
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