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Old 12-28-2016, 11:05 AM   #1
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My Parker Reproduction 12 Steel Shot Special # 70 ordered from John Allen. I have to thank John for picking out a nice piece of wood. I would like to refinish the stock to obtain an oil finish and enhance the depth of the figure, but not sure whether it would affect the value. Jerry

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Old 12-28-2016, 05:44 PM   #2
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This is a 20 gauge GHE Remington era with 28" barrels.
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What a beautiful piece of wood Larry.
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Yes, a Repro.
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This is a 20 gauge GHE Remington era with 28" barrels.
Larry,

Did you have this re-stocked? If so, where was the work done? One of the prettiest stocks I have ever seen.
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Re-stocked or not
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Larry,

Did you have this re-stocked? If so, where was the work done? One of the prettiest stocks I have ever seen.
This is the way I purchased this gun several years ago from the "World's Foremost Outfitter". They thought it was a reproduction gun.
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Just received my 12 Gauge Repro back from my 'smith, after an almost 3 year wait ....

He had a 'few issues' surrounding immigration / sponsorship and personal / business problems, not to mention the finicky demands of my job - single trigger / doubling.

He successfully dealt with the doubling thing and also did a complete ( oil ) refinish of the wood, due to shrinkage of original hard finish ....his words.

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Default Nice thread

Greg
I had never looked at this thread until today. Very nice wood fellows.
The Repros are under appreciated. They were by me until my son needed a 28 to shoot.
Thanks for starting this thread.
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Wow! That's a dandy Larry!

Looks like the serial number starts with 241...

That gun has great condition and fabulous wood!





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