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Several Parker Questions.
Recently acquired a 12ga Trojan made in 1914.
I have 2 sets of non matching barrels. One TROJAN steel made in 1920 choked Mod and Full
One Damascus set made in 1891 choked Cyl and Im Cyl
Previous owner has shot both barrels a fair amount with modern shells.
I have shot the steel barrels.
I would like the option of the more open Damascus barrels
I am not going to shoot the Damascus barrels with modern shells until I get the wall thickness measured.
Do I need to get the walls measured on the steel barrels?
Were the steel barrels from 1920 for blackpowder or modern powder?
I read here that 2 3/4 in shells are OK to shoot in these.
Any input will be appreciated.
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