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10-27-2016, 12:57 PM

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Did very late Remington Parkers have a weep hole drilled in them at the factory? Thanks.

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I've seen several that did, especially very late ones. Probably after the move to Illion.

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And earlier barrels reblued by remington on service returns had them too.

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