Parker’s at Trap

[24 grams]

1906 CHE 32" barrels restored by Turnbull.

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The result is a gun as shootable today as it was a century ago.jpg

The Parker CHE was an ideal candidate to convert to a 21st Century pigeon gun.jpg

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If found, return it to its rightful (and foolish) owner.

[Sam Carpenter]

Last weekend and again this Saturday at the Indiana SxS Classic Shoot!!
Untouched 1927 VH 12g 1-1/2 frame with F/M 28" bbls. 14 1/4" LOP

[Larry the Gun Guy]

I like to use this 32" VR C grade.
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[Mike Franzen]

Originally Posted by larrystauch

I like to use this 32" VR C grade.
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You have to show a picture of the stock please. I’m having trouble breathing.

[Larry the Gun Guy]

The serial number range is 229,000.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by larrystauch

The serial number range is 229,000.

Yup, a 1929 gun. Thanks Larry.





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[Richard Flanders]

I'd say my best trap shooting gun is my 1883 vintage 32" twist bbld F/F grade O hammer gun. Definitely far and away my best long range shotgun. Second would likely be my 30" F/F damascus DH12.

[Jeff Christie]

My favorite is my SC 34”. Crushes targets. I use either 3/4 or 7/8 oz handloads as my shoulders won’t tolerate sustained recoil of standard shells. Next favorite is a garden variety VH 12 30” full and fuller. Same deal with shells. The VH has very modern dimensions.

[Trap3]

My favorite Parker SBT... Seldom taken to the Traps. Can`t bring myself to change the trigger to release...

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[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by Randy Davis

My favorite Parker SBT... Seldom taken to the Traps. Can`t bring myself to change the trigger to release...

Trap3

Sweet gun Mr. Davis. I like the Defiance Trap Load from the US Cartridge Co. in the pic. I recently picked up a box of their Climax and Ajax loads. I think the Ajax was the high brass and the Climax was the medium brass. Defiance was a good name but marketing should have spent a little more time on the other 2 IMO.