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The distinctive herringbone pattern of the barrels on that Grade 4 are known as English Laminated and are visually different from other known "laminated" barrels. The Laminated Steel barrels on Grade 1 Parkers are quite different as is plainly illustrated below.
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11-05-2011, 11:00 PM
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Dean, Thanks for showing that great gun!
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