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They are nicely made and shoot well. They are still being made, call CSMC for details.
We had one on exhibit at a Pheasants Forever event in Nebraska a few years ago, where the gun drew a lot of interest. The engraving style and configuration is consistant with late Remington-Parker production. The engraving is hand cut. The gun has a solid feel when shooting.
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Bruce, You shot one of Tony's new Parker 28 gauges?! That must have been a treat.
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