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Unread 12-16-2010, 11:17 AM   #1
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Bill: SN 222224 is, also, not in the serialization book. It is in one of the books that is missing.
"Never Say Never" when it comes to Parker shotguns however. The explanation offered by Dave Noreen, above, is the most likly explanation IMHO.

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Dave's answer is most likely on track. a 28 gauge on an O frame that late in production would be pretty unique. Standard 28's of that era were OO frame gun's. But as we often say "Ya never Know'. Someone could have wanted a "heavy" 28 gauge gun. If the info is available I would get a letter on that gun.
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