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Don is correct, you may need an FFL to sell it. I had five receivers a few years ago just like yours and I got lucky and sold them to a resident of my state for $50 for all of them.
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Thanks gentleman. I don't have to be concerned about FFL as I live in Canada. The receiver is registered, however, a situation that should change shortly as our new Conservative majority federal government plans to abolish long gun registration. I just have to make sure a buyer has a gun card. So, I guess I'm looking for someone here who has a non numbers matching shooter that want/needs a better receiver. Appreciate your comments. Mark
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Has anyone ever seen a cracked Parker receiver? Older model Ithicas and an occasional LC Smith crack at the intersection of the standing breach and water table but do Parkers? I think that the answer is no but somebody correct me if I am wrong.
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hi, yes, i have, a buddy of mine here in NH has one in a box of parts. not sure how it cracked. maybe he with jump in with some info. scott
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I have seen people ask as high as a few hundred dollars for even empty receivers. Need to say, I don't ever see them move.
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The only Parker frames I have ever heard of cracking in the location and manner in which BFT suggests is on the very early frames at that horizontal/vertical juncture that is cut at a precise 90 deg. vs. the later radiused cut at that point which virtually eliminates the possibility of cracking there.
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