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08-14-2015, 06:28 PM
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Parker VH 12g
I'm new to this forum and am pleased to have just bought a well-used VH #2 12g with Damascus barrels at a nearby gun show. It has an 1898 (sn 89275) receiver with replacement 1901 Damascus barrels. I've heard/read various opinions about using modern shells with Damascus barrels and I'd like to hear from PGCA members the pros & cons about shooting older Parkers with those barrels. The bores are good with minor surface dings. I'd love to hunt with it if possible.
Any other info that my pics reveal would also be appreciated. I'm unsure what the "D" and "C" marks indicate, maybe choke size? I believe the "4 5" is barrel weight. Thanks for any help.
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