Loren, you're getting good advice here. If you don't know your chamber length, you can always use light 2 1/2" shells, regardless of your chamber's length. I don't know of any 1929 Parker 20 that had shorter chambers. Having said this, it's not that easy to find such shells in today's challenging market. Every now and then, RST makes a run of 2 1/2" 20 gauge shells. I'd keep checking there.
Good luck and happy hunting.
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