A picture for thought?

[James Palmer]

Thoughts?

[Dean Romig]

Yet another. This one with Twist barrels. Nice!






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[James Palmer]

These are from a recently acquired PH and are 28 inches.

Any ideas on the production of 1 1/2 frame 20's?

J

[Researcher]

Probably about the same as 2-frame 20-gauges --

[B. Dudley]

James,

Is there a 2 or 1 stamped on the forend loop? Indicating it was part of a two barrel set?

[Dean Romig]

Frame sizes were rarely, if ever, recorded by Parker Bros. or may have been entered on the end of the page of the books that were unable to be copied due to the limitations of the copying machine used. You will probably never see reference to the frame size in a PGCA research letter.






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[Opening Day]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Frame sizes were rarely, if ever, recorded by Parker Bros. or may have been entered on the end of the page of the books that were unable to be copied due to the limitations of the copying machine used. You will probably never see reference to the frame size in a PGCA research letter.






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That is true in the records but you may see total weigh of the gun requested, I think maybe Chuck could chime in here. Look at the barrel weight 3 15 that's one heavy barrel for a 20 ga. Someone may have ordered it for a waterfowling gun.

[James Palmer]

Brian. I don't believe so.

J

[Bill Murphy]

James, do you have a PGCA letter yet?

[James Palmer]

Yes. It letters as 28 inch 20 ga PH.