My first Parker

[Dean Romig]

In addition to what Bruce has stated it is always a good and prudent idea to have the barrel wall thickness properly measured. A previous honing or two (or three) can really reduce the wall thickness to unshootable dimensions. If the barrels are good then "Let 'er rip"!

[jimcaron]

Nice looking gun you have! You have to admit that whether a grade 0 or a grade 6, those old doubles had an elegance to them that you can't find in a modern equivalent.

[Mike Schleuss]

I have held quite a few weapons in my lifetime, especially while in the military. But never has a rifle charmed me as this one has! Lord forbid I ever get my hands on a finer grade Parker. If an 0 grade can do this, what sort of reaction can one as I expect from finer one? Obsession!!

[Mike Schleuss]

What is the value range of an 0 grade, 2 frame, top hammer as mine, assuming the barrels measure out properly for safe firing?

[Bill Murphy]

$500 to $2000, but a closer estimate could be made with more and clearer pictures, some close up of the rib, the receiver, and other parts. Yours looks like it could be a nice example.

[Mike Schleuss]

If these views aren't helpful, I'd greatly appreciate some advice as to views that would be more helpful. Thanks for your quick reply.

[Hammer Gun]

The value is priceless if you plan to keep it and use it, and maybe pass it down to a son or daughter!