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Someone must have really liked a GHE Parker Bros. to spring for a W.R. sleeve job!! That must have cost a lot more than any 12-gauge GHE was worth at the time.
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03-28-2021, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
Someone must have really liked a GHE Parker Bros. to spring for a W.R. sleeve job!! That must have cost a lot more than any 12-gauge GHE was worth at the time.
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My thoughts exactly. And a restock to boot. That had to cost more than any 12 gauge GHE is worth today.
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