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Chuck, is that original finish on the Parker wood and frame?
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Yes, original Parker Reproduction finish.
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I am somewhat surprised no one mentions the Remington doubles. I currently have 3 but have not used anyone enough to call it my go to gun. I have two of them, but they're too special to me to be working guns. The grand ladies are show and tell only. 
Practice safe eating. Always use a condiment.
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all of mine work or i dont sell erm...
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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Verney-Carron 20ga 30in barrels 
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Up until recently, my go to has been a Lefever 16, but my Marechal 16 won me over and now has the starting job. I'm sending it off to Kearcher next week for a rib relay and bore polish, then off to Mike Orlen to have permanent choke sleeves soldered in. It used to be someone's slug gun in Europe, with a notched rear sight brazed on that I had to file down. 29" krupp barrels with quadruple nitro proofs, 5.9lbs, sling, just a feather weight wand that is a delight to carry and use. 
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Mine is nothing compared to what has been posted so far, but for me, it is the one. A 1969 12 gauge Ugartechea made by Ignacio himself I'm told. 27" barrels choked IC/IM.  I just had the internals gone over by Cole Haugh and am in the process of refinishing the stock. Maybe next year I can post some photos of it all dolled up.
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Dad's old stevens 311, he put an oil finish on the stock back in the 60's. It's old enough to have had a decent piece of fence post for wood.
Never could hit anything with it as it 1) didn't fit and 2) is choked tight and tighter. Problems solved with a slip on recoil pad - more lop - more drop - more birds drop. Load the right bbl with spread-r loads and even more birds drop.
Gary
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12 ga. Parker VH 1901 mfg. for the past 19 seasons.
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Mine is nothing compared to what has been posted so far, but for me, it is the one. A 1969 12 gauge Ugartechea made by Ignacio himself I'm told. 27" barrels choked IC/IM. I just had the internals gone over by Cole Haugh and am in the process of refinishing the stock. Maybe next year I can post some photos of it all dolled up. Hey, nice to see another Uggy out there doing the work. I have a 1972 Falcon, built by who knows who, but, pretty dang nice for a walk in the woods. Mine has been solid, but, I'm all done telling people how good a gun it was for $400. Plenty of people haven't had my experience. Cole went through mine, too. Best, Ted
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