Manufactured in 1928. Chambers measured 2 5/8" with ejector, chokes measured improved cylinder/improved modified, and 14 3/4" LOP.

Fine, thinning to grey at the breech end, greyed action, and moderate handling evidence. Wood is revarnished with dings, scratches, peeling, and shortened forend. Left ejector does not hold to the rear; otherwise, mechanically fine.

Manufactured in post 1934 in the Remington era as one of 4,988 built in this combination of gauge, grade, and barrel length, of which only 17% have ejectors like this example per page 258 of "The Parker Story" by Gunther, Mullins, Parker, Price, and Cote. Chambers measured 2 1/2" with ejectors, chokes measured full/full, and 13 1/2" LOP.

Very good, refinished with some subsurface pitting, light handling evidence, and some light spotting. Chip absent from the right side of the forend and small chip on the left and crushed recoil pad. Mechanically excellent.