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Thank you all for your info. I was hoping for a universal standard used. Guess not.
Bob Jurewicz
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03-24-2026, 10:19 AM
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Once the stock books we just acquired are photographed, the information on shells used to pattern Parker guns will be included in research letters. I will pick up the stock books at the Southern and it should take about 2 months to photograph them. Once that's done, the info will be in all new letters.
More information will be forth coming on any additional cost to add that new info to your letter/letters that were done in the past.
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The Following 9 Users Say Thank You to Chuck Bishop For Your Post:
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