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The Trojan was Parker Bros. entry level shotgun, introduced to the market in 1912. It appears you have two very nice examples. A couple of cautions we should put out, especially if your son might be inclined to use them are: 1. They should never be fired with steel shot! 2. The 16-gauge may very well have chambers about 2 7/16 inch long, intended for the old 2 9/16 inch 16-gauge shells, so should not be used with modern 2 3/4 inch 16-gauge shells.
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