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Unread 03-12-2018, 04:02 PM   #1
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You definitely want to trim them down, they're pretty large for a Parker.

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You definitely want to trim them down, they're pretty large for a Parker.

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That's an understatement. They look silly. Kinda like the globe at the '39 Worlds Fair.
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Before resizing the shank, put it in a pin vise and that in a drill chuck and with an emery board and the drill or drill press turning, it is easy to make it the right size.
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Anyone have any tips to remove Ivory beads (both front and mid)that have been in for years without damaging them?
Thank you.
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Anyone have any tips to remove Ivory beads (both front and mid)that have been in for years without damaging them?
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Why do you want to remove them? I think the best recommendation would be to leave them alone.
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Why do you want to remove them? I think the best recommendation would be to leave them alone.
1. The barrels they are on needs the forend lug soldered.
2. These barrels do not fit any gun I currently own.
3. I would like to transfer these beads to a gun I use.
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