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This gun is 55852 and I wonder if Parker 55295, the first hammerless Grade 2 gun, was also engraved as a DAMASACUS STEEL gun...
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06-29-2011, 11:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
This gun is 55852 and I wonder if Parker 55295, the first hammerless Grade 2 gun, was also engraved as a DAMASACUS STEEL gun...
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According to TPS ribs were roll engraved after 1879. This is a 1888 gun and also has USA in the logo. Is this another case of never say never when it comes to Parkers?
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