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I believe the 146 laminated steel barrel production number is from page 242 of TPS Vol. 1 of pre-1874 Parkers. That is a nice gun! I think grade wise it would have been a grade 1 equivalent.
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03-09-2018, 06:28 PM
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The checkering pattern of the forend would likely indicate the dollar-quality equivalent of the Grade 2 guns.
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Thank you all for your time and consideration.
Last edited by John Dunkle; 03-09-2018 at 11:46 PM.. Reason: Edited. |
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Jay, thanks for referring me to that page. I had mistakenly assumed that some of the Laminated guns were in the first 1500 guns that are not documented. I learn something new every time I look at The Parker Story. I also learned that my little Grade 1 hammerless 20 gauge Laminated gun is a bit uncommon.
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