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Unread 08-30-2010, 05:19 PM   #1
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Jim's observation is the same as mine. I have looked at many Atlas barrels and some are very nicely made, others are not so nice. As long as I am giving advice, here goes. If your gun is working well, there is no reason to get professional help. It is a rare "gunsmith" who can improve on a working Parker by disassembling it for cleaning and lubrication, especially an ejector gun as yours is.
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Hello again everyone,
Bill Murphy said that if I measured the distance between the firing pin centers that someone could probably tell me the frame size of my gun but I think my post was lost at the bottom of page 2! If anyone can tell me what the frame size is I would appreciate it.

From center to center of the firing pin holes is 1.1 inches

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