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I must admit I'm new to the Parker world. But ready to learn. I received my Parker from my grandfather when he passed in 92'. To be honest it has been in my gun case and i never even looked at it untill last week . From my research I know it is a P grade gun from 1904. It is a 12 gauge with a 30 inch twist barrels. All serial numbers are matching. Screws have not been touched. It could use a good cleaning but everything is in solid working order. I may be interrested in selling. Or keeping it and being a part of the "club" Let me know what you guys thinks. Thanks in advance fr the Parker wisdom.
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. From my research I know it is a P grade gun from 1904. It is a 12 gauge with a 30 inch twist barrels. All serial numbers are matching. Screws have not been touched. It could use a good cleaning but everything is in solid working order. I may be interrested in selling. Or keeping it and being a part of the "club" Let me know what you guys thinks. Thanks in advance fr the Parker wisdom.
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