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This is a cool thread. I was not aware of the early design. Every serious Parker collector should have at least one SBT
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04-06-2026, 03:14 PM
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I agree with Mike Franzen. The mentioned gun, 181,261, is about the high serial number of scroll engraved single traps. Who has a higher number single trap without a pigeon in the engraving pattern?
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