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Help in identifying receiver
I have a Parker receiver that I am needing help identifying. Also a approximate value would be appreciated!
It is marked Parker Bros on both sides and has
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stamped in it.
I also have a few foreends, how do I identify what they are and gauge they belong to?
Thank you!
Mark
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a complete serial number would help
all that can be said from that is that it is a VH made in 1924
same thing for the foreends - a serial number may tell you the model and gauge, but not the frame size
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