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Unread 11-05-2017, 02:00 PM   #24
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Thank you Bruce. I am not yet an avid Parker collector but an enthusiast. I think you need to own more the one be considered a collector. Lets just say I am very enthused about the one I got. Will hopefully be looking to pick up some other guns down the road. Hard right now to find the time to shoot the ones I got. BTW in your 16's how are those guns choked and have you used spreader loads.

BTW I have nothing against any shot shell company and I like small companies like RST. I went to webpage and did find that do offer a 7/8 spreader load that has a velocity of 1150 fps in 16 and its a 2.5 inch shell.

Also you seem to like the 16 gauge. Mine is a 1907 construct year that is factory chambered at 2 3/4. Is that rare in your opinion for these type guns in an era of 2.5 thereabout chambered guns. Also if its a 28 inch barrel did they forge the same and bore out a blank to meet the 2 3/4 chamber but did not extend the thicker metal down the tube into the forcing cone. Probably not explaining that right.

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