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The Remington era Parker specification sheets, which were reproduced in The Parker Story, show the 28-gauges chambered slightly short but for 2 7/8-inch shells --
Remington Specification Sheet GHE 28-ga highlighted.jpg
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
The Remington era Parker specification sheets, which were reproduced in The Parker Story, show the 28-gauges chambered slightly short but for 2 7/8-inch shells --
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So were there any Parker 28 gauges with 2 3/4 chambers in the Remington era or just 2 7/8? I also see alot more with 2 3/4 chambers listed in these auction catalogs than I do for 2 7/8.
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