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06-27-2018, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Alfred Greeson
I have an almost identical gun with a 176,XXX serial number and the finish and checkering looks identical to yours. One good thing about Parkers is the fit and finish is the same on any grade and once you shoot and carry them, nothing else seems to fit or feel the same. Just great consistent quality regardless of age of the gun. You have a nice one, welcome to the club!
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Couldn't agree more
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