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01-28-2014, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve McCarty
Steve: I took the pictures of my gun about five years ago, and they aren't very good. I'll take some more so that you can match my gun with yours. I suspect that they were made by the same smith, and the two guns are closely related.
Have you shot your gun? I've shot thousands of rounds thu mine, and she is no worse for wear. When I bought the gun it had a worn spring in the opening lever and a very badly worn butt pad. All fixed now. It is great to have such and wonderful old Parker to shoot.
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I just checked the S# on my SC. It is 177853.
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