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07-27-2014, 09:29 AM
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This Parker does not even have trigger locks and the ammo is right next to it. The ammo was cool too. Note the old ammo box too. I was about to ask them for the serial number and volunteer to get a research letter for them. It was a nice one too . . . barrels were uncut and looked like a good light upland gun. Hard to get good photos with my camera phone.
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