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02-17-2024, 01:44 PM
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my Reproduction 28 is on a 00 frame. I assume they all were made on the 00 frame
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02-17-2024, 04:39 PM
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People put a lot more emphasis on the weight of their guns, especially as they get older. I've owned a couple 00 framed 28ga. (I'm not counting the few Repros) and many 0 framed.
Balance seems to be an afterthought, and when they don't balance well, the short barreled 0 frame guns get that 'whippy' feel. I think it may have been a mistake for Parker to discontinue the 0 frame 28 ga. guns. The two Parker 28s I have, both 0 framed and both in the high 150xxx range, are 28" and 30", and I often think they are damned near perfect.
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