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Greg and Angel, Thanks for the help here. Ever since a member made the statement that Parker never made stepped lock plates I was questioning my sanity(that happens alot). I knew I had seen an early gun with stepped locks years ago.But I was beginning to question myself. You guys helped restore my sanity even if it's short lived....
So Parker did in fact make stepped locks on a few very early guns. "Never say never"
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