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Unread 03-11-2012, 10:33 AM   #1
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Default PARKER CASE COLOR QUIZ

in the spirit of continuing our gentlemenly discussion of the sometimes controversial subject of receiver case coloring, and to have a little fun as well, following are pictures of three different parker guns.

one has original factory case colors. two do not. of the two that do not, one was recolored via the high heat bone charcoal method and the other was recolored via a low heat, chemical process.

care to venture a guess as to which is which?
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high, original, low
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Photo quality make it kind of tough to tell. They are over exposed and the color balance is off. The flash blown out areas don't help. Is it possible to take some side shots using soft diffused natural light, taken against a neutral gray background so we can see the true colors.
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bill: sorry, i cant take any more pictures. all three of these guns are no longer in my care. they have been placed with new owners...
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My heart bleeds foir the electrons and pixels which gave their lives for this useless (IMHO) thread.
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come now d...its just for fun...dont you like to have fun?
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High, low, and finally--original
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bill: i do not understand high, low. please advise.
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bill: i do not understand high, low. please advise.
High heat, low heat and original flavor as you described in your "quiz"
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bill/walt: thanks for the clarification...
gonna let this run fur a week an then reveal the answers next sunday.
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