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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley
When it comes to Parkers. A 3 frame is a 3 frame. Regardless of chamber length. Same goes for other frame sizes. The only difference in a gun that had longer chambers is how the barrels are struck. Longer chambered barrels would not swamp in an much as a shorter chambered gun.
In regards to the Ithacas. The only difference between the super 10 frames and the mag 10 frames is the the bottom through lug on the mag.
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Reminds me of friend who builds sxs rifles and shotguns . We was talking about barrel profile or contour . He said he thinks if you went too straight with the profile say a straight cylinder which has no contour you would end up with a awkward gun . So you would want to go with a larger frame at a certain point to go up in barrel weight or thickness .
I was looking at that FrankenParker that pugs has with the steel barrels . You can visually see they have alot more contour to them than a NID magnum
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