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I have 2 different No. 1 frame Parkers that are within a few thousand S/N of each other and they do not interchange at all.
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As Mark correctly mentioned. The drop(angle) of the top tang of the frame will vary. One of the biggest differences I have noticed is between pistol grip stocked guns and straight stocked guns. In fact the angle of the floor plate tang(for lack of a better word) varies quite a bit also between these two stock styles.This by itself is a big reason these stocks are not "bolt on's".
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#131424 - pistol grip stock VH 20 gauge
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07-05-2012, 12:06 PM
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Anthony,
I am not sure what your VH 20 with 32" barrels is worth but I bet it is plenty! If it were me for a highly collectable Parker such as yours, I'd pay a professional to find and fit a proper Parker stock to it. Just my not so humble opinion, Mark
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still looking for an original stock
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