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Unread 01-26-2014, 05:07 PM   #1
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The Parker Story lists extrapolated totals of V Grade 12 gauge 26" guns as 2,293 of a total V Grade 12 gauge production of about 52,000 guns. Many V Grade 26" guns were skeet guns on 1 1/2 frames. Not much room for the #1 frames. I won't argue that they are "scarce", but for some reason, we don't often see them. You have a very nice gun.
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A 1 frame 26" 12 is a wonderful upland gun. Enough mass for a smooth swing, but won't wear you out carrying it.
I'm in N. Central CT.
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