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Taking the 12 gauge guns as an example, I noticed available frames sizes ranged from 1/2 to 2. Is this a function of what loads were intended for each frame size (e.g. BP vs. smokeless or low-base vs. high-base), or simply a matter of some folks wanting lighter, fast-swinging bird guns? Did the 1 1/2 frame have any particular story in Parker development? Thanks again!
Purpose of frame sizes...
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