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Unread 02-05-2023, 07:12 AM   #6
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For hunting trips a full-length case is the only answer. Anything take-down is just an aggravation and time waster.
Not to mention the chance of damage by dropping/fumbling the forend or barrels while trying to assemble the gun with cold hands in the rain, snow or dark.

My first Parker was purchased from a B17 WWll pilot who had a gun store when I was about 22 or 23. It came in a Redhead LOM case which I thought was way cool at the time but he warned me about breaking it down every time I took it out to use. He was right.

I use one of many canvas, cloth, padded cases with the gun in a sock that I've accumulated of my time with guns.
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