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Unread 01-31-2016, 02:01 PM   #1
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Right Roger - that's exactly what I said "the ejector mechanism in the forend is not frame size specific." Most of the parts you reference are in the barrels or in the frame.





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Looking for original barrels to 118830
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Long shot look for barrels for 16g hammer Parker 14081. Thanks
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Still looking for Titanic Steel barrels (length unknown; unspecified in letter) for 88653. Thanks, Kevin. 16 ga. BTW
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found 77110 complete forend
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Jon Weber, Edgar, Kevin and a couple of others will never find their mates if you continue to place punctuation marks next to your serial numers. Separate the numbers from punctuation marks and other text.
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The barrels and receiver for this fore-end just sold on eBay.
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Yes they did, I purchased forend a week earlier with hope to keep them together. So would like to reunite with whomever receives barrels. Dave
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David - it was weird to me because the barrels were offered by a different seller than the receiver as I recall.
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David - it was weird to me because the barrels were offered by a different seller than the receiver as I recall.
You're right George. They are 80 miles apart, both in KY. Clearly, there's a chop shop ring operating out of them hills.
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