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  • dfletcher
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Dec 2006
    • 14787

    Parker Semi Auto - 10mm

    Well, I'd never heard of the 10 mm Parker semi auto until today. Anyone know anything about these? They look sort of like an AMT, wondering if this is a follow up version after AMT went out of business. And are magazines hard to find? I'm thinking of buying one, don't want to get stuck with a lousy gun or magazine that can't be found.
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    naimad
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    • Mar 2006
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      SCMA-1
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      • Mar 2009
      • 4288

      Looks and sounds like the designs/rights may have been bought from AMT then Irwindale Arms. If you want a 10mm, there are better ones out there, namely from Glock, EAA, Tanfoglio, Colt, or the already mentioned rare Bren Ten and it's later copy Peregrine Falcon.

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        dfletcher
        I need a LIFE!!
        • Dec 2006
        • 14787

        Originally posted by SCMA-1
        Looks and sounds like the designs/rights may have been bought from AMT then Irwindale Arms. If you want a 10mm, there are better ones out there, namely from Glock, EAA, Tanfoglio, Colt, or the already mentioned rare Bren Ten and it's later copy Peregrine Falcon.

        Doubletap
        That sounds about right. I have an older Smith 610 & kind of like the 10mm. Price on this thing is about $475.00, didn't know whether it was a sleeper good deal or waste of $$$. Seems to have only very average fit & finish. I haven't seen many 10 semi's around and I don't at all care for Glocks.
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          SCMA-1
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          • Mar 2009
          • 4288

          I have a couple of AMT handguns; they were pretty cheap back when I bought them and the fit and finish is kinda rough but that wasn't surprising considering the price.

          The EAA Witness is a a good solid CZ/TZ style pistol (similar to D&D Bren Ten) and the retail is pretty reasonable IMO (~514). Personally, considering the price delta between the Parker and EAA is very small, I'd get the EAA as they typically have nice fit and finish and the Witness is just a nice looking piece IMO.



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          "Wherever I Walk,
          Everyone Is a Little Bit Safer Because I Am There.

          Wherever I Am,
          Anyone In Need Has a Friend.

          Whenever I Return Home,
          Everyone Is Happy I Am There."
          - "The Warrior Creed" ~ Robert L. Humphrey

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            SCMA-1
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            • Mar 2009
            • 4288

            Originally posted by dfletcher
            That sounds about right. I have an older Smith 610 & kind of like the 10mm. Price on this thing is about $475.00, didn't know whether it was a sleeper good deal or waste of $$$. Seems to have only very average fit & finish. I haven't seen many 10 semi's around and I don't at all care for Glocks.
            I have a buddy who has 2 610's and he loves them too! I have a 645 and it is one of the most accurate stock out-of-the-box pistols I've ever owned; paid a whopping $278 through a dealer friend back in the day! I really liked the 2nd gen Smith autos; lost interest with the 3rd gens.

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            "Wherever I Walk,
            Everyone Is a Little Bit Safer Because I Am There.

            Wherever I Am,
            Anyone In Need Has a Friend.

            Whenever I Return Home,
            Everyone Is Happy I Am There."
            - "The Warrior Creed" ~ Robert L. Humphrey

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