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Old 08-26-2023, 10:10 AM   #1
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A true Parker Skeet gun should have had reverse chokes to the best of my knowledge. This one does not.





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Pretty early for a factory skeet gun. The skeet markings were probably applied when the Remington Repair Codes were stamped. None of this reduces the value of a great gun.
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A true Parker Skeet gun should have had reverse chokes to the best of my knowledge. This one does not.





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I should think with a single selective trigger that’s a moot point . Besides what they claimed as skeet in and skeet out are a heck of a lot tighter than what would fill that bill today .
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A true Parker Skeet gun should have had reverse chokes to the best of my knowledge. This one does not

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In addition a true Parker Skeet Gun should also have a non automatic safety.
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