Restoring an old Parker

[Dean Romig]

Contact Brian Dudley right here. He is qualified for this work.

Or as Mr. Rise points out, Mr. Bachelder can certainly do it too.

[Christopher pacelli]

Would you know his email or contact info

[Dean Freeman]

Originally Posted by Christopher pacelli

Would you know his email or contact info

Brian or Brad will probably PM you if you ask. I don't know Brad but if you spend any time on this form you will find his reputation precedes him. Same goes for Brian. I have met him personally and done business with him. I can attest that he is a gunsmith of high function and quality and his work is Evidenced within many of this forum's pages. That being said, either of these gentlemen would not be a bad option. You're only real problem will be securing their services as their work is in high demand. Best of luck to you and your Parker.
P.S. To contact anyone on the forum, just click on his or her name then send that person a PM.

[Dean Romig]

Is a "Forum Associate" able to use the PM function?

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Is a "Forum Associate" able to use the PM function?

Brian's website with contact info is at the bottom of each of his posts

[Lee Tillman]

I have recently purchased a Parker 1908 VH 12ga double barrel. I have a question about the symbol on the butt (looks like a shield). What is this called, and why is it there? My Beretta 686 (silver pigeon) has this mark too? I have always heard it was for initials? Is this true?



*One Last question- I am thinking of getting some light-repairs on my Parker- what would you all recommend? Is it possible to do light repairs without spending a fortune?

[Dean Romig]

The shield is for initials or any other sort of identification the owner wants.

"Light repairs" is subjective. Nobody can answer that question without knowing exactly what's wrong with the gun and what you want done to remedy the situation.





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