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10-11-2010, 07:38 AM
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The "Book" indicates an early 1891 Parker PH with capped pistol grip and 30" Twist steel barrels. Don't dispare about the cut barrels as the Parker chokes were long and I would bet there is still constriction in both. Should make a dandy bird gun and as the new non-toxic stuff like NiceShot likes open chokes you should be good to go on waterfowl.
Harry
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