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Unread 10-08-2015, 07:03 PM   #1
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I'll second the Skeets gauge. I believe the Parker Story talks about the change in bore diameter happened in the early 1890s. Austin Hogan did research on this also. The 1879 lifter I had had bores of .750 with about 30/1000s choke in each barrel. I miss Austin. Every time he spoke I learned something new about Parkers.
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I miss Austin. Every time he spoke I learned something new about Parkers.


You can sure say that again!





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