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Ok, how did you come to that? Sorry, I am new to this, sir. I appreciate the info too
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The serialization book lists 41885 as a 12 gauge having 32 inch Plain Twist barrels and a straight grip. As Dean posted, it would be a grade 1 with those barrels. If you saw a "2" on the barrel lug, that's the frame size, not the grade.
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And the checkering pattern on the forend is that of a Grade-0 or 1, not a Grade-2.
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You guys are a wealth of knowledge!! I will try to post more pictures later this evening if I can. Thanks a million!
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Weapons are used on people.
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With all due respect Brody, and I'm not trying to be argumentative, but even a "butter knife" could be considered a weapon. And if we were discussing butter knives I suppose most folks would refer to them as "tableware". I believe most Parker owners would refer to their Parkers as "Sporting Arms". I know I do.
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Then why bother and keep it going?
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