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10-18-2011, 04:03 PM

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Bruce Day PGCA Lifetime Member

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Originally Posted by Mark Landskov

Bruce, I guess I am basing my observations on the fact that TPS does a great job outlining all the different accoutrements, and who made them, but, when it gets to the powder measures, the reader is lead to believe that Parker made them. Maybe my measure pleased the folks at Parker, and they specified TWO setscrews for their version. Anyways, it makes it all very interesting. Cheers!

Bill Mullins and Charlie Price wrote TPS and were watching this thread. I expect they will contribute if they know.

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