Anyone heard of this being done by Parker

[Bill Murphy]

In the sixties and seventies, such guns were very common. As for real Parkers being represented as Belgian knockoffs, not so much.

[J. Scott Hanes]

Does anyone have the new "Second Edition" of the Identification & Serialization book? My copy only goes up to # 241788, notwithstanding the Remington 'last number' of 242487!

[Dean Romig]

I didn’t know there were two editions. Both of mine end at 241622

This one is a pre-publication of the color, glossy paperback edition of the Parker Gun Identification and Serialization book.

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[J. Scott Hanes]

I was being sarcastic...

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

I didn’t know there were two editions. Both of mine end at 241622

This one is a pre-publication of the color, glossy paperback edition of the Parker Gun Identification and Serialization book.

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I think he was joking, Dean.

[B. Dudley]

Nothing is legit about that, or the sellers statements.

[Drew Hause]

Faux Damascus was common at the turn-of-the-century, but NO American doublegun maker used it
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...E/edit?tab=t.0

Found this in my files so the gun has been around for awhile



At least this guy managed to spell 'VULCAN'

[Steve Hodges]

The sad part is the gun has been sold......in about two days.