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Thanks Dean
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This X mark is observed on some other areas on Parker guns as times. And, other than Dean's suggestion. There are no others that make any real sense.
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11-04-2016, 07:49 AM
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Of course some of the others are actually + stamps rather than X stamps, though they are so similar in appearance.
The + stamps often seen on the breech end of barrel flats are believed by some collectors to indicate an overbored barrel. .
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My 1890 C barrels have the same "X" stamp on the lug.
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