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What Brian said and with significant haste.
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Sounds like my kind of gun! I would buy it as you should have no problem getting your money out of it if you don’t like it.
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No gamble there, go buy it!
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My daughter found 99687, which was one of a pair, the other was 99686. Those two were the very first 24" 28ga Parker built. It was on an 0 frame. It was originally stocked as a PG, with a 13 1/2" LOP, but Allan Swanson sold me a straight stock, which Brian Dudley fitted. It's in the hands of another member now.
The chip out of the bottom of the fore end wood is frequently seen. It's VERY thin at that spot on small frame ejector guns. You don't need to replace your whole fore end, and that spot can be repaired easily by a good stock man. |
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I’m no expert but I would pay twice that for that gun it’s not like they turn up every day
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24” barrels on a 28g are not unheard of.
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From what I’ve read there were 38 produced with 24” barrel in 00 frame? Is that correct?
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There is no way to break it down by frame size.
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