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The unstruck barrel weight of 3-3 would be too heavy for a set of 20 gauge O frame 22" barrels in my opinion which would further support the fact that they have been cut. However your gun does have a Remington repair code on it. Maybe a prior owner wanted them cut back. Order a letter and maybe you will get lucky. We have seen some very strange things here over the years.
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Unfortunately there is nothing the PGCA has that will tell us what was done by Remington to a particular Parker that has a Remington service or repair code.
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It will be interesting to see how those 22" barrels swing, I would imagine that patterns should be open--not a bad thing for grouse and woodcock in the UP especially in early season.. I'll be there for at least 2 weeks this fall, my 37th year there, and I'll be carrying a VHE 20 with cut barrels at 26.5".
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1913 Trojan Grade flyer.jpeg By the 1923 catalog the choice of 26-inch barrels had been added to all three gauges. Though Remington added the extra cost options of a single selective trigger and a recoil pad, the stock dimensions and barrel length offerings remain very limited through the Trojans last appearance in Remington price lists -- Trojan Grade, May 17, 1937.jpeg "Standard" borings were 30-inch full & full, while the 26- & 28-inch were modified & full. The catalogs state "Barrels will be bored as above unless otherwise ordered." Also, a line like "Positively no deviation will be made from above specifications." |
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Attachment 106790 "Standard" borings were 30-inch full & full, while the 26- & 28-inch were modified & full. The catalogs state "Barrels will be bored as above unless otherwise ordered." Also, a line like "Positively no deviation will be made from above specifications."[/QUOTE] I have a 28 inch 12 ga choked .035 in both barrels so f/f
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With regards to the language in the PB catalogs of, "Positively no deviation will be made from above specifications", at some point they must have relaxed a little on that as TPS shows us there were at least 8 Trojan 12 gauge guns with barrels exceeding 30". How about a 36" Trojan 12 or a 30" 28 gauge ? I could live with either of those.
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A Trojan 28 with 30" tubes. Now you have my attention. Didn't even know one existed.
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