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  • Mobuck
    Without looking in a reference book I'll give you a little help but not sure on everything. Parker-hales were made in England on a mauser type action. Some parts are interchangeable some aren't. I think the British military used Parker-hale built target rifles for high-power range firing. Some of the actions are showing up in parts catalogs because they were improperly heat treated and were dismantled.

    Mobuck
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  • mauser_central
    i think the p-h's that was scraped due to improper heat treating was all calibered in .308 win. thats where us mauser guys are/have got some great bull/target barrels for 98's cheap. i dont remember the model designation on those right off but im pretty sure they were all .308's

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  • fat paulie
    thanks very much mobuck and mauser. i'am very grateful for the info to you guys and to all that respond! thanks again!

    fat paulie
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  • geeguy
    1200 series Parker Hale was made in Birmingham, England. Great wood, free foating barrel, .22-250 to .300 cal (.270 was VERY accurate). Not sure of the build dates, I bought 2 of them in 1972. Lock up of the bolt is good, but when breech is open the bolt appears very loose.

    These are very good quality and very accurate, not a remake. Been shooting both of mine for over 30 years.

    Enjoy it.
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  • fat paulie
    thanks geeguy! are your serial numbers close to mine? if so, mine would be made around the same time as yours.

    fat paulie
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