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Neill, Yes it was an option and sometimes the checkering can hide a repair! D grade guns are the best bang for the buck in Parkers this is just my opinion, I have owned many nice D grades wish I had a couple of them back! oh well you can not keep them all. Gary
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02-10-2013, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Gary Carmichael Sr
oh well you can not keep them all.
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where'd you here that
on the internet
they can't put anything thats not true on the internet
uh - Bonjour
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