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In going through the gun safe today and wipping down the treasures, a thought came to mind. What if these old guns could talk? The stories they would tell. I cannot get any info on my Parker past the PGCA letter. But there are some of you that have a great history regarding some of your Parkers. I would love to hear your Parkers history.
If old Parkers could talk
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