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Unread 01-05-2022, 01:21 PM   #1
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I wonder if the C 10 hammer gun traded in is the one I have where the Order book is missing? I would love to solve that mystery
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Sorry, Mills, the C 10 hammer gun traded by Mr. Perry is in my gun room. Small world, huh? My assumption is that all Parker company shooters were required to shoot hammerless guns starting in 1889. The switch to hammerless tens in 1889 was only a short time before a change to the 12 gauge for competition, both flyers and clay birds.
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