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when were the single barrel traps made?
Unread 06-30-2009, 10:28 PM   #1
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WHEN WERE THE SINGLE BARREL TRAP GUNS MADE?
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT GRADE YOUR GUN IS ?
MY SER. NUMBER IS 177512
JUST JOINED SITE AND ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT-THANKS
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Your gun is one of the first made in 1917. They were made until the end of Parker-Remington production in about 1942. The grade should be stamped on the action flat visible when the barrel is removed. It may say 4 or C if it is a C Grade. 5 is B Grade, 6 is A Grade, 7 is AA Grade.
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177318 is listed as the first single trap gun made in 1917. Please reregister with your real name.
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ARE YOU GUYS TELLING ME I HAVE THE FIRST ONE MADE?
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No...177318 is the first one recorded.
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HOW DO I USE REAL NAME?
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Actually I just checked the "Serialization Book and 158108 is the earliest listed SC grade gun. The number 177318 I pulled from "The Parker Story" my mistake.
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Either post it in your next post - or private message me, and I'll get your login/screen name set.

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The lowest number singles that seem to be production guns are listed in the Serialization Book in the low 176,000 range. I don't know how the compilers of the information in the book came up with numbers in that serial number range since the pertinent stock books seem to be among the missing.
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Didn't the older ones have a outside access to the firing pin?
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