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The abbreviated picture of the forend looks quite original. The case colors can't be evaluated from the small area we see in the picture. That said, I like them.
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Here’s a pic of the whole gun next to my Repro SSS that is in the process of being re-stocked along with a better pic of the forend.
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05-07-2023, 04:00 PM
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There are at least 3 distinct different styles of Parker beavertail forends. This one is one of them.
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It’s an early style forend. As time passed PB changed the shape and checkering patterns. Nice gun.
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