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Unread 09-09-2013, 07:58 PM   #1
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Guys they don't make them anymore! I have a Parker lifter 10 gage with some issues but mechanically it's all there. It's an 1878 with the keyed forend and beautiful fiddle back wood. The back end is about 70% and I plan to have Kirk Merrington work the barrels over only to the point of making it shootable. It is not going to ever be an as new restoration only enough to bring it back to 100 year plus old character marked rarity. Lee.
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Guys they don't make them anymore!Lee.
Thats exactly why a little TLC will keep them around and serviceable for another 100 years.
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