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It appears to be of higher quality than the usual Belgian 'knock-off' Parkers
William Parker was a gunmaker from 1790 until 1840 and one of the forerunners of Parker, Field & Sons, High Holborn, London, 1841-1876
If you'd like to confirm, remove the forend and dismount the barrels. I suspect you'll find Birmingham proof marks on the breech end of the barrels.
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01-23-2024, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Drew Hause
It appears to be of higher quality than the usual Belgian 'knock-off' Parkers
William Parker was a gunmaker from 1790 until 1840 and one of the forerunners of Parker, Field & Sons, High Holborn, London, 1841-1876
If you'd like to confirm, remove the forend and dismount the barrels. I suspect you'll find Birmingham proof marks on the breech end of the barrels.
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How would I got about doing that? Just remove that big pin in the stock?
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