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Unread 03-01-2020, 11:36 PM   #1
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My primary thought at this point is... why bother?





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My primary thought at this point is... why bother?





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Maybe someone wants a long barreled 16 ga really bad lol , though there would be cheaper base guns to use for that I suppose .
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My primary thought at this point is... why bother?
Exactly. If they're no longer an original set of Parker barrels, what's the point?
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These things are called money pits for a reason.
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Sorry, but it's a parts gun, sell off the parts, someone may want the barrels for the ribs and be done with it.
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Just messing around today, 90° plus outside. Snap those 34-inch barrels on my other 16 gauge hammer gun. You can see the Gap at the face almost two mm at the bottom. Sure would be fun to swing those 34s on some sporting clays targets. really missed going to Ernie's and then southern this year was hoping to get some ideas, I've had people inquire about the barrels but I'm not ready to get rid of them yet. If I make it to rock mountain or the Vintagers, I will be sure and bring it with me.
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