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Unread 03-29-2019, 08:21 PM   #1
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Was the gun working properly with the broken springs ? I believe that was a selling point for coil springs back when flat springs were prominent.
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I dry fired both sides. It takes a lot for a Parker to not function but i like a clean gun inside and out with all parts whole. Cheers Jack
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So here is a bunch of parts less a whole lot of rust. Can you see the one extra part? Kinda like finding Waldo
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