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Dave, the pictures of the swivels, did parker ever do factory install?
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Keavin,
Attached are two photos of a D grade 20 gage with factory installed swing swivels. The swivels are documented in the records and appear on the PGCA research letter for this gun. Larry
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02-01-2016, 05:49 PM
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Larry, thanks for posting those pictures. Certainly interesting to know Parker did that.
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