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Unread 07-13-2011, 01:33 PM   #1
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From the discussion thus far, it appears that a number of good guns have this eccentricity. If it was due to striking, then it is factory. If it was due to a poor job of honing, it is post manufacture. It would be interesting to measure up a lot of Parkers being shot to see if that is consistent enough theme to suggest it all happened at Meriden. Very interesting findings.
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Okay, the suspense got to me. I have a GHE Damascus that has also been nitro-proofed and hunted extensively by its previous guardian and for a few trips last year by me. I could not come up with any area along the length of either barrel with BWT less than .030". She's a vg condition shooter and a keeper

Any eccentricity likely resides between this shooters ears



and not in these barrels

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