I probably shouldn't add my voice to those who say don't touch the chokes on a Parker, but I feel compelled to. You didn't ask for opinions but I guess you are getting it anyway. It's just that myself and a lot of other Parker people cringe at the thought of messing with Parker chokes for all of the reasons mentioned. There is no going back. If the gun doesn't suit you as is, you may want to consider selling it and getting one that is what you need. There are plenty of Parkers out there with opened chokes.
But the net of it is, it is your gun and you can do what you want with it. I just hope you don't do something you might regret someday. There is no going back.
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