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Old 10-07-2021, 12:03 AM   #5
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I'd suspect that the production would be heavily skewed to those first four years when the economy was booming. Parker production after that was pretty slow. I guess one could conversely argue that The Great Depression didn't have an effect on the folks buying such niche luxury items as .410-bore Parkers.

Also, we can't know how many Parker .410-bores built before 1933 have subsequently been bore out.
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