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Strange that those two muzzle pictures are the only ones that are too blurred to really see what you are talking about.
The serial number along with the tables from TPS pretty well say it all concerning originality of the barrel length.
I have a 24" Parker which letters with 24" barrels and the rib matting runs right off the end of the rib, so the one on Gunbroker is apparently what TPS says it is regardless of whether the rib matting stops short of the end of the rib or runs off the end.
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