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Unread 04-18-2019, 08:17 AM   #11
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Recently I have come across the letter "C" that has been stamped on the lug. One a D grade, the other a V. Any idea what or more likely "who" this might represent. Seems odd that the gauge designation has been replaced by this marking.
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Looks like 133683 on the watertable to my eyes. Whichever is correct, the Research Letter home page shows there are surviving records for a letter on your gun.
Dave, after a very closer look with a magnifying glass, you are correct the serial number is 133683. Great catch Thanks
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Recently I have come across the letter "C" that has been stamped on the lug. One a D grade, the other a V. Any idea what or more likely "who" this might represent. Seems odd that the gauge designation has been replaced by this marking.
I'm looking for the same information, since I own that V grade pictured.
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Has anyone looked at the section on barrel stamps and markings in The Parker Story yet?





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Has anyone looked at the section on barrel stamps and markings in The Parker Story yet?
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Yes and I did not see anything......
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Recently joined and excited about learning more about my 20 gauge S/S. I got it from my father in law when he died, I believe he got it from his father. Serial number is 133583. There are several markings inside that I am trying to find out more about. Below are the pictures. Thanks for any info y'all might have
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Even though a #1 frame is large for a 20 gauge, the 3-5 barrel weight marking is common for a normal weight 20 gauge.
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Even though a #1 frame is large for a 20 gauge, the 3-5 barrel weight marking is common for a normal weight 20 gauge.
They likely have a similar swamp that the 0 frame 28 has.
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Would be nice to have a 1-Frame 20-gauge to picture between my 2-frame left (stamped barrel weight 4-5) --

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and 0-Frame right (stamped barrel weight 3).
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I bet recoil on the 2 frame 20 is near nothing.
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