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Mr. Beach kindly let us have some great information on this gun. However, it is still in doubt that the rib on the gun is the rib that was installed at Meriden. I have never seen a regular production Parker GHE with a Vulcan rib. I have seen higher grade guns with Vulcan barrels, but not with higher grade barrel flat markings like this one has. The poor joint between the sub rib and the main rib is what is known as a "clue" that the rib has been replaced.
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