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The frame size of a Parker is marked on the bottom of the barrel
lug. It represents the relative size and weight of a
Parker's frame and controls the size of both the barrels and
stock that was fitted to it. The fame size was, and still
is, determined by measuring the distance between the firing pin
centers; the frame size designation is the number of 1/16th of
an inch from 1 inch. For example a zero frame would
measure exactly one inch between the firing pin centers; a
number two frame would measure 1 2/16 or 1 1/8 between
centers. There is a correlation between the frame
size and the gauge of gun it was used on as seen in the chart
below.
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