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11-09-2010, 06:37 PM

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Bill Murphy PGCA Lifetime Member Since Second Grade

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I like Mark's system. most of my guns get opened and closed more empty than they do loaded. If I snapped my Parkers closed only when I am loading them, I couldn't wear one out in a hundred years. I wouldn't let lever position cause me to do any repairs at all.

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