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Unread 12-06-2014, 08:57 AM   #5
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NO SAFETY

I'm thinking it may make a good duck gun.

Anyone ever open one of these for steel shot?

Dennis
Hi Dennis,

Hey, maybe it's just me but I like a safety on my duck guns, especially if there is a dog in the blind!

Modern steel shot shells produce recoil that is much to much for the old wood in our old Parkers.

If you open the choke on a safety-less long barreled Parker you will instantly reduce its value by approximately 40%.

I shoot Nice Shot hand loads at 7000 - 8000 PSI which kill ducks and geese at ranges of what lead would do. Bismuth also works good, it is just not as effective as Nice Shot.
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