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12-06-2010, 03:15 PM
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If we're refering to the RIA auction of Parker ser. no. 238381 it actually is advertised as being marked "SKEET IN" and "SKEET OUT" as Jack pointed out, so this is what causes such a gun to sell at a premium. I agree with Bill that this gun sold very reasonably.
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12-06-2010, 09:45 PM
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Have never seen an original non ejector skeet gun. I would kill for such a gun. Ed Muderlak has an unusual 12 gauge skeet also, splinter forend. I'm sure I saw that gun at an Ohio Gun Collectors show years before Ed bought it. I would be interested in that gun also. Parker skeet guns are normally like a row of beans, all alike. It is the unusual features that make some of them interesting.
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