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There has been no evidence, historical or contemporary, that suggests that any Parker composite barrel type is stronger than any other, nor any evidence that suggests that any Parker fluid steel type is stronger than any other.
All barrels used by Parker were the strongest available of their day.
"Best" is a subjective term. Some types are prettier than others to some people and some have been demonstrated to finish finer than others.
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