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01-03-2021, 09:09 AM
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A Parker Trap VH
This VH seems to conform to the premise that trap shooters will go to great lengths to ensure their guns are up to the task.
I was going through one of Austin’s photo albums yesterday and came across these pictures. This gun was the subject of a Parker Pages article Austin published about 15 years ago - does anybody remember it?
I’ll have to find the article to discover if this gun came from Meriden this way.
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