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Lightening cuts and Parkers Found?
Unread 12-31-2010, 09:59 AM   #1
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Default Lightening cuts and Parkers Found?

Just wondering, for Parkers Found, what is the earliest serial number we can find on a gun with lightening cut in the watertable? It's got to be somewhere prior to the 40k serial range, I would guess.
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Unread 12-31-2010, 11:13 AM   #2
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I have one in the 15k range.
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Robin- Holy Smokes! I think we have that one listed, but we should also add it as the earliest with Lightening cuts and see what else surfaces? 1556x, right?
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Check with Jim K; I think his early 20 may have milled grooves in both water table and fore end iron; my similar 17448 does.

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I have 14290 and they are just in the water table.
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Unread 12-31-2010, 10:16 PM   #7
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Check with Jim K; I think his early 20 may have milled grooves in both water table and fore end iron; my similar 17448 does.

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My 20ga lifter gun is Serial Number 10165 and it does have lightening slots milled into the water table but not in the fore end iron.

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The cut is on the underside of the fore end iron, covered by the splinter

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Number 13011 is a 16ga Lifter with the lightening cuts in the watertable. I'm not takeing the forend iron off to look there
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Number 13011 is a 16ga Lifter with the lightening cuts in the watertable. I'm not takeing the forend iron off to look there
Good Boy Rich as you know you are not allowed to play with screwdrivers.... Eric
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