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How unusual is a flat top rib on a TL 10ga Grade 4 Dam

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02-22-2020, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Craig Larter

How unusual are flat top ribs on a Top Lever Hammer guns. This is a Grade 4 10ga/32 with Damascus barrels on a #3 frame. Some target shooter specified a flat top rib correct?? Thanks
Guess I will send for a letter.

My educated guess is that flat ribs on ANY Parker is less than .5% and flat ribs on hammer guns goes down from there. If anyone has specs and real serial numbers on flat rib guns please publish here It would be a great share for this group and allow us to add to it as we find additional guns.

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