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I picked up a 12 ga GH 1 Fr. with 26in Dam2 barrels last year as a walk in at a local gun show. Weighs 6 1/2 lbs, 14 1/4 LOP and 2 3/4 drop to DHBP. Letters as being ordered with "RH Cylinder" and "Lite". Stock book shows 120 #7 pattern Right and 240 #7 pattern Left, just what you'd expect. It weighs the same as my 1 Fr. 16 ga. and is my go-to gun for close bird work. I wouldn't trade it.
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04-04-2017, 12:56 PM
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i don't think a 1 frame 12 is at all unusual
but- add in the 26 inch original twist barrels and I think you have an uncommon combination seems we had a thread on these just a little while ago
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04-04-2017, 01:53 PM
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I have a 1 frame 12 with factory 26" twist barrels choked .012 and .024. At 6-10 it is a delight to carry and the modern stock dimensions make it eminently shootable. I load it with 7/8 oz loads but have shot it with 1 oz. I think it would become uncomfortable with the heavier load on a 100 target course. For the guy that does not like the light weight of most Parker 20's, the 12 1 frames are a viable alternative at half the price of an equivalent 20. I certainly like mine. One of my shooting buddies threatens to steal it every time I have it at the range.
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04-04-2017, 05:04 PM
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I have a 1902 DH 12 28" number 1 frame. If in the last two score years the white man had not wiped out all of the bobwhites in my state it would be my bird gun. Six pounds, fourteen ounces .005 R and .024 L. I was always a 12 gauge man. Did not like to cripple anything.
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04-04-2017, 05:07 PM
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I have several 1 frame 12 gauges and don't think they are that uncommon. I do not own any original 26" 12 gauges though and would think they are less common.
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04-04-2017, 06:14 PM
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I don't think there that uncommon. If memory serves the keeper of Parker records has a 1 frame two barrel set, now that would be a rare find.
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Yes it is Daryl. And a very nice one to boot.
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