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Unread 11-14-2013, 07:19 AM   #1
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I have found that if you want to shoot Parkers you also need to be able to make minor repairs. A restoration of that gun would be a great education especially with Brian as a backup
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My Thoughts exactly.

Don't want to operate anything I don't know how to fix. Not that I fix many complicated machines myself, however knowing how something works helps when you have to send it out to the pro's. You can talk the same language.

Side benefit is I may be able to save a veteran Parker from wall hanging.

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