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Thanks Dean,
I was dreaming of 8 bore through 20 gauge with beautiful Laminated barrels The search continues Stan |
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07-02-2024, 11:04 AM | #4 | ||||||
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The Very Best of Luck to you Stan. I sincerely hope you attain that goal!!
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07-02-2024, 11:24 AM | #5 | ||||||
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As I recall, one of our members has a grade 2, 20ga gun with Laminated barrels. I can not recall if it was a lifter or top lever.
Only because my TPS was at arms length away, I looked, and saw there were a few Grade 1 and 2 8ga guns with Laminated barrels. |
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My 16 gauge D-grade is an 1881 so they may have had a few sets of Parker-made Laminated Steel barrels still in inventory. .
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Now to find one, that will/would be a find. The 20 gauge end is covered, now we need to find a 10 gauge and find the highest grade affordable in other gauges and an 8 bore. |
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I have a 12 ga G grade and a 10 ga D grade. Breck is redoing the barrels of the 12 ga now. He previously did the 10 ga barrels.
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07-02-2024, 01:27 PM | #9 | ||||||
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I am just ryig to remember and may well be wrong, but I thought TPS stated that they were not used on Gr 1 guns. Of course, they also were supposedly not used on highere grade guns, but I have seen several. I always believed they were used somewhat interchangeably with damascus because Parker likely had a high opinion of their in house composite barrels. The D grade 10 gauge I have is listed as Damascus in the serialization book but has original Parker Laminate barrels. I have read of others similarly listed.
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07-02-2024, 01:39 PM | #10 | ||||||
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The majority of the ones I have seen lettered as Damascus barrels... even the two that I own.
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