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Unread 03-08-2016, 02:22 PM   #4
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First time I have ever seen "OUT" and "IN" stamped on the barrel flats. But a 1935 gun is right on the cusp of Remington Parker skeet guns, so why not? The game of "Skeet" was named in 1926 but 'shooting round the clock' was being promoted a couple of years earlier.

The configuration is that of a skeet gun though... 26", single trigger, beavertail...

Have you actually measured the choke constrictions?

I wonder what the "D" stamped in the trigger guard channel signifies....





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