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12-30-2018, 04:47 PM
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Cut barrels = destroyed value. Period.
The ONLY exception to this might be if it was documented as a factory rework.
Kudos to Parker at the time to shoot down the request to cut the barrels back. They believed in doing things right, all the time. I would be surprising though if they did not at least offer to recut the chokes to ones more open.
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