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Old 12-06-2016, 08:35 PM   #31
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Only one Parker this year, a 30" grade 3 lifter in amazing condition, acquired from one of our esteemed members.

I hope to have it back by the Southern as it is with Briley right now for installation of a choke tube in the left barrel, reaming the choke to cyl. in the right, a Hi-Viz front sight, adjustable comb and replacing the skeletal butt plate with a White Line recoil pad.
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Only one Parker this year, a 30" grade 3 lifter in amazing condition, acquired from one of our esteemed members.

I hope to have it back by the Southern as it is with Briley right now for installation of a choke tube in the left barrel, reaming the choke to cyl. in the right, a Hi-Viz front sight, adjustable comb and replacing the skeletal butt plate with a White Line recoil pad.
what - no porting??
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I'll do that myself with my Dremel.
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Use a sharpened barn spike and a hammer. No grinding dust that way.
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I am going tomorrow to pick up a CHE 16ga. O frame with Bernard barrels.It has been tied up in an estate since July.I just got word that it is clear to pick up.Really looking forward to getting it home.
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Only one Parker this year, a 30" grade 3 lifter in amazing condition, acquired from one of our esteemed members.

I hope to have it back by the Southern as it is with Briley right now for installation of a choke tube in the left barrel, reaming the choke to cyl. in the right, a Hi-Viz front sight, adjustable comb and replacing the skeletal butt plate with a White Line recoil pad.
We just put 1000 rounds through that SAA. I think the frame stretched a tiny bit.
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We just put 1000 rounds through that SAA. I think the frame stretched a tiny bit.
I'm surprised it held up for 1k rounds. It's an Italian repro you know. Uberti I think.
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I am going tomorrow to pick up a CHE 16ga. O frame with Bernard barrels.It has been tied up in an estate since July.I just got word that it is clear to pick up.Really looking forward to getting it home.
Please share some pictures with us when you have it.





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