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This was brought up a good while back and the answer is no. The factory records do not record frame size
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"Light" or "heavy" or a specific weight range/gauge is how Parkers were made or ordered. Depending on that criteria alone is how the shop determined which frame size to use for a particular gun.
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thanks you everyone who help answer on frame size and gauge. Dan
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