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Unread 06-12-2010, 08:29 AM   #1
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Some like the Remington Parkers better and some do not... some see no difference yet, to me, there are obvious differences. The very late Remington Parkers are likely to be more collectible than early (Meriden) Remington Parkers, given the same condition. Personally, I wouldn't pay a premium for a Remington over a non-Remington Parker... given the same condition of course.
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I agree with Dean except for me I find the early Remington/late Meriden transition guns very interesting because of some of the anomilies found in that range.
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