PARKER GHE 12 GAUGE 32 INCH MADE 1936

Parker GHE Grade 12 Gauge | 32" Barrels | Made 1936

A late-production Parker Brothers GHE Grade 12 gauge, manufactured in 1936 and configured with the long-barreled dimensions favored by generations of American sportsmen.

The gun is fitted with 32" solid rib barrels, choked Full and Full (.036 and .036 constrictions) with 2 3/4" chambers, making it particularly well suited for trap shooting, live bird competition, waterfowling, or traditional long-range field use.

Features include double triggers, ejectors, splinter forearm, English grip stock, and a dog's head butt, preserving the classic lines and handling characteristics expected of a pre-war Parker.

The gun remains in excellent condition with light handling to the wood and metal finishes, presenting as a well-preserved example that has been carefully maintained.

Weight is 7 lbs. 10 oz., with stock dimensions of 2 3/8" DAH, 1 3/4" DAC, 3 3/4" DAMC, and 14 7/8" LOP, giving the gun the weight and balance appropriate for its intended purpose.

By the mid-1930s, Parker had reached the final years of production, and late GHE Grades continue to be appreciated for their craftsmanship, reliability, and enduring appeal among collectors and shooters alike. This example combines a desirable late-production date with a classic 32" barrel configuration seldom encountered today.

A well-preserved Parker GHE offering the quality, balance, and long-barreled configuration that continue to make these pre-war American doubles highly sought after.