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I feel like I am waiting to hear about a baby being born. Are the stampings reported correct, is it an 8 gauge, is the frame bigger than 3, questions and more questions. I would be very anxious if I were you. Did you get this gun yet? We need a follow up!
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04-01-2014, 12:36 PM
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Some Parkers are made very heavy for the gauge and frame size. This may be one of them. My #6 frame ten weighs more than 13 pounds, way heavier than it had to be. I mostly shoot it with 7/8 ounce 12 gauge shells. It doesn't kick much. My nine pound VH 16 isn't much of a kicker either.
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