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01-05-2020, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop
So questions about rare Parkers shouldn’t be asked? I am fortunate to own a couple of 30” 28 gauge guns, was looking at the data on them and thought surely some of the highly esteemed members here might have at some time ran across one of the 32” guns. Josh listed a 32” B grade I do believe on this site. Steve Barnett has a 32” A1S, so surely my question isn’t that shocking!
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Not at all IMO Reggie. Glad you brought it up. Very interesting for myself as I like those long barrels. Thanks!
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