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 Parker 10 Ga. Hammer Gun Frame Size 4 Attachment(s) I have a Parker 10 Ga Hammer Gun and have looked through the information on how to find out what I have however the number on the lug that tells the frame size in missing. Was this mark a permanent mark?  Thanks | 
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 Hi Larry - you have a Grade 2 from the period in which the Grade 2 hammer guns had about the nicest engraving. You can determine the frame size by measuring in sixteenths of an inch the distance between firing pin centers - or as Bill Murphy points out, the distance from the edge of a firing pin hole in the breech face to the same edge of the other hole being an easier way to measure it. . | 
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 Thanks Dean, I'll check it out. | 
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 What Dean says.  Looks like a big frame.  I am partial to Grade 2's myself | 
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 It is a heavy gun - I think it would have been a good one for geese and ducks in it's day | 
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 If it's in the 9# range it's probably a 3-frame. . | 
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 3 frame is most likely. | 
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 I see what is left of a 3 stamped on the barrel lug. | 
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 I never argue with younger eyes than mine.....:clap: . | 
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 I see the 3 also.  Rub some white chalkboard chaulk on the lug and the number will show. | 
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