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Allen,
Good stuff. I am a greenhorn to collecting Parker's. There are people on here that have forgotten more than I will probably ever know about em but it is fun and interesting to learn about em. My favorite saying is "If your not green, your not growing". I know one thing the next Parker I pick up I will be looking for that 44. |
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Thank you Todd. You are correct. There are some truly well informed members of the PGCA that you will find most helpful. There is some chaff here too and you will learn over time how to sift through everything that comes over the transom (it's an ex Navy term). But there is a tremendous amount of helpful info here in the main. Good luck on your Parker journey. Know that we have all been where you may be today.
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I too have had or do have a
PARKER that has the 44 in a strange Place on the flats, I will begin to Look for it |
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Pat, that is interesting. What is the production year of the gun with those 44 marks
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Dean. I guess the mark 44 will remain a mystery. Thank you all again for contributing to this discussion
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I am going to check the gun, they are
In several locations |
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Does anyone know, or have a guess on, the manufacturing cost of the various barrel sets?
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