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Don ,With those Parkers you been getting you should join the PGCA and order some letters on your guns. I see you have been a forum associate since 2015 . Might pay off to buy a serialization book too a lot of good info in it .
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I’m waiting for more info this may possibly be a skeet gun |
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Small bit of new info 1 frame 3 lb bbl
A crude choke test with a dime reveals it can have a dime inserted from the muzzle end |
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What is the barrel length ? Its a 12 ga maybe open chokes and a letter might tell you how it was ordered
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The bbl is 26”
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01-29-2021, 06:41 PM
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No, that serial number is way too low for a Skeet gun. Skeet wasn't even named until 1926 and Parker didn't even reference Skeet chokes until 1932. .
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01-29-2021, 06:51 PM
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Serialization Book, 29.95.What is the problem?
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My speculation about it been used for skeet is because the fellow that owned it had a model 21 skeet gun . More speculation he cut the bbl’s and shot skeet with it . |
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