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Unread 08-10-2010, 09:15 PM   #41
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Austin, yes the number is 171575. Unfortunately there is little in the records about it other than it spent its early life in Connecticut. It has the later Parker SST also. It was sent back to have its "extension" replaced, which Mark and I understood to mean the dollshead extension. It also had to have been sent back at some point to have the trigger and loop put on, but that book is missing. Stock book is missing too.

Dave - Anything is possible, but there are no Remington codes on this gun. She's stocked rather high: 1 3/8" DAC and 1 7/8" DAH.
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Unread 08-10-2010, 09:45 PM   #42
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Sure sound's to me like a trap configured gun. Hey wait a minute.....Parker's that spent their whole life in Connecticut are supposed to stay in Connecticut....
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