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Unread 04-24-2024, 12:50 PM   #1
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The model is the Trojan. It is the lowest of any gun Parker Bros. made. Next up from there is the Grade-0 (VH), then the Grade-1 (PH), then the Grade-2 (GH) and so on.
Put the forend back on, pull both triggers, take the forend back off then remove the barrels if they will release.
Sounds like, if it’s loose with the forend on you should have it professionally taken care of or continued shooting will only loosen it further that may run into more costly repairs.






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Dean,

When together the gun is solid, I only meant that when the forend is off and I am trying to remove the barrel it has play like it is wanting to come off but something is holding it in place. Also the model I have is the Trojan.

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The first Parker I bought / owned had the same problem. The barrel would not back off the pin. Since it had sat in a closet over 50 years someone here suggested I remove the forearm, dose it with thin oil and park it barrel down. Did that for a week and the barrels slid right off. The center of the water table was filled with solid old grease. Once it softened it came apart.
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