Gerald: I look forward to other responses to your idea for “blowing it out”.
As for me, the biggest downside for me will be: the risk I will bugger screws when taking off the stock to get access into the receiver.
Next, I think the Parker mechanism deserves more care than a blowing out. This is not a Remington 1100 (where I would do that, and have had to in the field when crud accumulated and disabled the trigger).
So, I would be hand carrying mine to the gunsmith in my state with the best reputation.
But of course, if you proceed with a blowing out...then I want to know how it goes for you. I am intensely interested.
John
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