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Unread 06-04-2009, 10:52 PM   #1
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Hugh, I believe it is the result of the final finish cut or polish of the breech end. I have a couple of Parkers displaying this "engine turning" however, I don't believe it was done intentionally such as the engine turning that was done as an embellishment to the surfaces of many internal parts of the highest few grades of Parkers.

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I have a few Parkers which show this pleasant pattern at the breech. I think the breeches were squared with a milling saw cut. A little difference in the way the cutter was sharpened could leave these marks.

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