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Unread 12-06-2010, 11:16 AM   #1
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Please don't tell me I brought up a point that no one has an answer for. I've always considered it to mean when the gun is upside down with bbls pointed away from me, but I'm not sure how that coincides with the side screws; are they marked also?(I haven't had any of these out of a gun in some time). If they are, then I suppose L and R would be determined with the gun upright. Whatever is the case, it needs to be clearly defined for folks reading the FAQ who are perhaps dismantling a Parker for the first time. And regardless of which is correct, I like Austins(?) method of having a small board with a floorplate tracing and holes to put the removed screws in. I've done the same, and it represents the gun upside down.
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