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Unread 08-30-2011, 05:49 PM   #11
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Hey I think you guys are all wet!! I think I must have a very rare and valuable Parker, the "F" stands for FINE!!!..........Brad
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Hi Guys, The first batch of 28 ga guns that we ordered had that F on the lug. They came that way from Japan. I think the manufacturer misread an accounting code we used for computer codes. I do not know what the I means. That gun must have some nice wood on it. Hope that helps
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Thank You Richard. That clears that up.
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Thanks Richard, your insight is most appreciated!... Brad Boyer
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Here's another one marked the same way that just showed up on GI from the big "C"

http://www.gunsinternational.com/Par...n_id=100200926
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I have a 28 marked exactly the same way.
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Several of us had never seen them marked with the "F" on the rear lug before, now they seem to be as ubiquitous as all get out. Here's yet another:
http://www.gunsinternational.com/Par...n_id=100225147
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I wonder, never having seen the gun, how the lug is stamped on 28 gauge Parker Reproduction S/N F-1051 ? If one of us owns that gun maybe he could answer the question?

What does the "F" prefix in the serial number signify?





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Dean -- where have you seen or seen mentioned any Repro having an F as a prefix in the serial number?
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I don't remember Greg, but I jotted it down when I saw it. Should have jotted down where I read it...





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