I'm thinking that, if the wood is proud of the metal, at least more than a very tiny bit, that the stock is not original. Parker stocks are generally not proud of the metal much if at all. Others will chime in here. At any rate, there's nothing wrong with working it down to not being proud, especially if it's not original. You should be able to remove the finish without losing much if any wood if you do it correctly. Again, others who know WAY more about this will chime in here with good advice. Have you posted pictures of this gun for us to see?
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