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That particular gun has very thin barrels back by the chambers. Would advise caution.
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Thank you Chris and Aaron for your replies!
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As chris stated, the stock is not original and is pretty poorly shaped. Based on the wood alone on that gun, I would not get into it.
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An easy check is to look for the stock serial number under the trigger guard tang.
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I will say it again, that is not the be-all-end-all way to tell anything. Just because a stock has numbers under the guard, does NOT make it original.
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Ok I didn’t say that it was the “be all end all”did I ? Without the serial number , non originality is clear. With the serial number , originality is generally certain. Some good stock makers have been known to stamp the serial number as was done on original guns. If the stock was poorly done , then the serial number presence would not help towards originality.
So I disagree that the stock serial number fails to tell anything. But then I am not an expert on Parkers or any other gun. |
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Looks like someone also cut about 2" off the forend?
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