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The general understanding among Parker collectors is that factory restocks were SN stamped under the TG tang.
Parker tight chokes are held in high esteem and some claim they are superior to others. Some people would say to ream them out, whatever you want, its your gun. My personal view is that for a game gun, full and IC or Full and Cyl are ideal chokes. Parker often used that choke set up in game guns.
Dean is right. I was thinking this was an extractor gun.
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