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John I never said you have violated any rule. You may "build" anything you like. My opinion is that vintage shoots should be with vintage guns as they left the factory. You asked for opinions and thats mine.
The only "custom" Parker I have ever done is Gunner's Gun and the custom work only pertains to engraveing and stock work. It is still a VH 20 on an 0 frame with Parker barrels.
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01-21-2014, 06:39 PM
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Rich,
I did not mean to imply you did. That was a blanket statement not directed at you.
And that's fair and I respect your opinion.
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