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4000 PSI below Parker calculated service loads for the gun......and if I may add "When it was new".
But at what point is a Parker considered "old"? 50 years? 100 years? I'm more concerned with cracking the stock with a lot of recoil rather than harming the barrels with loads the gun was built for.
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