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Thanks, Bill for your counsel. I doubt that Remington did the work, because there is no Remington repair code on the barrel flats. I also question whether Del Grego did the work, because the forearm iron is bone charcoal case hardened, not cyanide. Nevertheless, I'll take your advice and contact Mr. Del Grego, who did beautiful work on my favorite Parker, a 1921 Trojan. The search goes on. Thanks to all. Jim Lloyd
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