"V3" coded B grade

[B. Dudley]

It was not the wishes of Remington for the records to be available to anyone and everyone. It was for use by the PGCA to be able to have a basis for an association as well as an income source to help sustain said association.

Individual use of them for individual purposes was not the intent. It was individual abuse of this that got the doors closed at Remington to the PGCA for a very long time. There is still bad blood over that to this day with some.
But, you know all about it Bill, so I do not need to remind you.

[Bill Murphy]

Posting of order book copies of interesting guns like these black barrel graded guns on the PGCA forum would not go against anything that Remington planned for these books. Don't get your shorts in such a dither about nothing. If Chuck and his order books got into this discussion of these interesting guns, it wouldn't cost Chuck, Remington, or anyone else anything. It would, however, give some credibility to the original reason for the existence of the PGCA, which is the study and research of the Parker shotgun.