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I'm not arguing the hat point Edgar - however, this Trojan may be one of the very first Parkers that Remington applied chrome-moly steel barrels to. Remember, there were plenty of barrel sets in inventory when Remington bought the Parker Gun Works but Remington had to start making barrels for Parkers sometime and if the supply had run out on 20 ha. barrels around the time this gun was made it only makes sense that they had to mark them somehow and this may be such a gun.
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