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Unread 11-24-2009, 07:55 PM   #12
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Bob Brown is the only poster who says that the Parker Brothers records confirm that the reversed chokes were bored that way at the factory. Any other guns mentioned could have been bored out by the corner gunsmith and probably were. If in doubt, order a PGCA letter and see if the factory bored the chokes in reverse order. I have at least one gun that was ordered that way, but it is rather unusual. One poster implies that his two guns were choked backwards and also that the triggers were backwards. Does he mean to say that a left hander pulls the triggers back to front or that the triggers on his two guns were merely bent opposite of the standard way rather than made so the front trigger fires the left barrel? I know of only one Parker built so the front trigger fires the left barrel. Does Rich's gun have the IN and OUT on the wrong side? Which barrel is OUT and which barrel is IN?
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