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10-31-2016, 09:40 AM
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Inherented Parker
I have inherited serial number 124850. I am thinking this is 12 gauge but I a am not 100% sure.
So far I gather it is a 1904 with titanic barrels. It looks to be a number 2 frame with #3 steel.
My grandfather inherited it when great great grandfather passed away in 1940. I am fairly sure it has not been fired in 50 years. It came with a leather case to store the barrels in one section and the rest below it.
I am just looking for guidance on what to do next with it. I want someone to check it out and would love to fire it since it has been in the family. I don't plan to hunt or really use it.
Thank you
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