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As an aside, Austin's response raises a significant issue about re color case hardening when he mentions that LeFever had the proper frame straightening jigs. Some shops attempt color case hardening without them and have caused frame warping such that the barrels do not lock properly, there is a gap, etc. That is one of the reasons why experienced Parker collectors have been reluctant to have frames redone. Frame warpage should be one of the questions asked when considering re casing.
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