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Unread 12-29-2009, 11:36 AM   #1
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Bruce,

Who cares if the gun is redone...... it is a real gem......... 90 percent of the Parkers have had some work done to them. And when your talking small bore graded Parkers I'll take everyone i can get from no case color to delgrego redone. Delgrego It the next best thing as Parker of Galazan rebuilding a gun. The funny thing is a redone Muscle cars / exotic cars if redone correctly it does not hurt the value.
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Unread 12-29-2009, 11:44 AM   #2
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Jack, lightly struck patent lines on Parker water tables are not a sign of a refinish. Water tables rarely need more than a light touch in the refinishing process and faint patent lines are often seen.
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Unread 12-31-2009, 10:24 AM   #3
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Jack, lightly struck patent lines on Parker water tables are not a sign of a refinish. Water tables rarely need more than a light touch in the refinishing process and faint patent lines are often seen.
Not sure if we are considering the same thing. Curious about the patent date stamp. Could it have come from the factory like this??

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Not sure if we are considering the same thing. Curious about the patent date stamp. Could it have come from the factory like this??

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Jack, I'm with you, this one does not look "right" to me. Though I do agree with Bill that lightly struck or off struck is somewhat common.

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