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Unread 07-09-2012, 12:02 PM   #11
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Ed, give us the serial # and we can check the book
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I believe Dean is correct. The gun was most likely a late Twist barreled gun that was refitted with Vulcan barrels. Also if the gun was a factory fluid steel gun the rib inscription would read "Parker Steel" "Parker Special Steel" was reserved for G grade guns.
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Sure...and thanks. Serial #: 203536.
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It is a book that contains a lot of basic information on most Parker shotguns and costs about $40.

Thanks, now someone will come on with what the Serialization book shows.
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According to the book, serial # 203536 is a V grade, no extras, straight grip gun with 27" barrels in 12 gauge. If that is correct then a letter should be ordered to clarify the information. Jim
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Okay, Now it's time for some pictures.
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I'll get the pics, but what exactly do you want to see?
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Yeah... maybe you actually have a V grade there.
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RE: V grade...that seems troublesome as it is clearly stamped "PH". and the fore stock, trigger guard, barrel lug, and water table all have the same serial numbers. I guess the barrels could have been changed either using the old barrel lug or stamping the new one with the serial number, but for it to not be a "PH" would require a bit more explaining.
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Does your PH have a straight stock?
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