5 FRAME 10gauges

[J.B. Books]

Isn't Frank Cronin's 34" Hammer 10ga on a 5 frame?

Ooops missed his post above. The 110gr 1 1/4 ounce loads shook the ground at Major Waldron's on New Years and again in May at Addieville. It's fun to watch him shoot.

[OLD GEEZER]

Charlie: You are probably on the money with your reason that are guns differ in weight. Thomas

[OLD GEEZER]

Bill: I was only referring to my Grade 1, top action,Laminated steel,34 inch 10 Ga. If I read it right on page 268 it says that only 5 were built. I didn't mean all 5 frames. Thomas

[Bill Murphy]

Wow, Tom. Truly a rarity that any one of us would covet. The charm of these "big guns" is that no matter how we treat them in quantity of shooting, they will always be available for the next generation. I have never been able to wear out a big Parker.

[charlie cleveland]

bill it would surely be a honor to fire that 6 frame ten....maybe some day our paths will cross and i can fire that cannon... i believe there is no end to the interesting guns that parker ever made and i hope there never is...i never tire of these guns.... charlie

[Jeff K.]

My 6 frame 10 is 11 lb. 2 oz with 6 lb 13 oz barrels. They really put some weight in that 5 frame!
Jeff

[charlie cleveland]

i with bill that 14 pound 10 ga has got to be a record for the tens...any body with a 10 that can beat this record.... gotta love that old ten thomas... charlie

[Bill Murphy]

I just purchased a new bunch of 2 1/4 ounce copper coated, buffered 3 1/2" ten gauge ammo at a local gun show for five bucks a box. I don't know how much I already had packed away. I also have 130 rounds of Bismuth 8 gauge loaded by Eley for Marshal Field. I am set if I ever see a goose.

[Bruce Day]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

.... I am set if I ever see a goose.

Find your nearest golf course.

[Dean Romig]

I hear there are geese in Maryland... you should try there.