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07-09-2014, 12:33 PM
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Very good gun for the money. 32s are very nice. Looks like a lot of oil in the checkering on the right side; can see it oozing out. The oil soap cleaning is a great idea, and heat from a hair dryer on the wood will get a lot of oil bubbling out of there. Forend too. If you find someone who is well versed in taking Parkers apart you may want to get the stock off and look at the head before shooting a lot. It may be full of oil which can/should be removed.
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