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You will need to check the wall thickness to determine if it is safe to shoot. It looks rusty, but these old Parkers can often times (but not all the time) take a lot of pitting and still be safe. Yours is a No. 2 frame, so that is good
Looks like it was made in 1896. If the barrel walls check out, RST shells are the ticket
Last edited by Mills Morrison; 12-14-2015 at 01:19 PM..
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