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Jack, the serial numbers you posted indicate that your pair of Parker Reproductions are both 12 gauge, is that what they are?
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07-20-2012, 03:33 PM
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Yes, sir, the "12" prefix indicates a 12 gauge gun. Number 12-652 would also be a 12. Number 20-652 would be a 20 and made at least a period of years before the 12 gauge Repro was introduced.
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