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Barrels were also replaced by Armi Sarezzo, and one of the Bernardellis in Brescia; handled by a firm in FL named Hardin and Knight.
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The screws in the head of the stock are most likely for a repair to the stock due to cracking. I have a VHE 16ga skeet gun with this type of repair.
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Hello Gus ,as Dean said sounds like a Great Upland Gun ,at this point it is of little concern but the Parker Gun Serialization Book ,says ,your Gun left the Factory in 1890 as a , Damascus Barreled ,Number Two Grade,No Extras ,Capped Pistol Grip ,16 Gauge with 26" Barrels ! It is probably an O Frame gun and would have been pretty unique at that time with the 26" Barrels !
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sounds like this gun is ready to go afield after being checked out..i would love to have a parker or lc smith in 10 ga with a set of vickers steel barrels and 3 1/2 inch chambers...charlie
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I met a club member last Sunday at my Club that collects Parkers-"Big Time". I will soon show him my 20 Gauge "beauty" and get his opinion on my gun and report to PGCA accordingly. I found another Parker at a Pawn Shop-12 Ga with (I presume) original Damascus barrels. The shop owner tells me that this gun has NO TAKE DOWN feature. But a local gunsmith that works on American guns tells me that "there is no such thing", i.e. one should be able to remove fore-end and the barrel like any "normal" brake open shotgun. Do you have any comments to that? I will continue investigating-as I am a "stubborn" old man with old fashioned approach. Regards, gus Babuder. |
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"FINITO" is the final "definitive" proof for Italy
XX may be the date code - 1964 I think there are no Parker doubles that do not take down unless something has been severely altered or damaged. There are however many people selling guns that know little about them
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Hello Gus ,If you go up twp replys ,you will notice ,I posted that according to the Serialization book ,your gun left the Factory as a 16 Gauge .
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