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On page 511 of The Parker Story, Figure 12.13 shows the barrel flats of a D-Grade (Quality 3) hammer gun made in 1900, and the right flat is stamped DD.
Did that gun just happen to get a set of barrels for a higher Quality gun? What do we know about #96343? The authors don't explain the DD marking?
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