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Unread 05-07-2018, 01:13 PM   #1
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I bought this Trojan 20 when I first started buying Parkers. It was a good price and has been a good shooter over the years. I recently got Brian Dudley to rechecker the buttstock and thought the results are great.
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Brian does superb work.
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It is understated. Does not look redone. To me, at least
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I agree, very nice improvement.
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I think it looks great, I think Brian also did a little work on the finish too....
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He did.
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Nice to see correct for the grade LPI and flat top diamonds.






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Very nice. Little touches like that add so much to an older gun. It doesn't look "redone".
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