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05-25-2026, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
While a 2-frame, Quality VH, 12-gauge with 30-inch barrels is the most common Parker Bros. gun, this one looks in pretty good condition. From the picture of the open breech, we can see it has the 1910 bolt and bolt-plate, so it was back to Parker at some time. Look on the left barrel flat close to the lug for a Remington repair code. Area blocked by the lug in the picture provided. Checking the PGCA home page under the Research Letters section shows there are surviving records for the gun so you could get a letter.
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Is the "WK" the mark you were seeking on the left barrel flat?
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